There they spoke to an ATF agent about the bombing, and he admitted to being tipped-off on his pager not to report to work that morning. In this piece, he recounts a very interesting interview with a Grand Juror hearing the evidence that led to the McVeigh trial - a Grand Juror who ended up getting kicked out when it was found he had talked to the media. But the man was glad, feeling the story was too important to lay buried in sealed Grand Jury records. Page with Links to Official Sources Put together by an AP journalist from Oklahoma City, this page links you to pictures and transcripts from official sources and original news coverage by local stations. This appears to be the largest collection yet of articles related to this event that I've seen.
Some pieces are better than others.
Read and decide for yourself. McVeigh makes excellent points on the hypocrisy of the language we use when referring to the terrorist acts America has inflicted upon other parts of the world. Well, if that's the standard by which these matters are decided, then the U.S. is the nation that set the precedent.