Jurors See Firearms From Nichols’ Home
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Prosecutors in Denver showed jurors a cache of firearms--from rifles to a grenade launcher--recovered from defendant Terry L. Nichols’ home three days after the Oklahoma City bombing. FBI agent William West, who stepped down from the witness stand to identify the weapons, said he found them hidden in closets, cupboards and above a bathroom ceiling. Nichols is charged with conspiring with Timothy J. McVeigh to blow up the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in April 1995. The blast killed 168 people.
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