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Centennial Olympic Park Bombing

Centennial Olympic Park Bombing. Nick Adams Jason O’Bryan. Where. It was in Atlanta, Georgia during the 1996 summer Olympics. When. July 27, 1996. What. It was considered a terrorist bombing It was one of four bombings It consisted of three pipe bombs that were surrounded by nails

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Centennial Olympic Park Bombing

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  1. Centennial Olympic Park Bombing Nick Adams Jason O’Bryan

  2. Where • It was in Atlanta, Georgia during the 1996 summer Olympics

  3. When • July 27, 1996

  4. What • It was considered a terrorist bombing • It was one of four bombings • It consisted of three pipe bombs that were surrounded by nails • It was the largest pipe bomb in U.S. history, weighing 40 pounds • Killed 2, injuring at 150

  5. Who was alleged • Richard Jewell • He was hailed a hero, because he discovered the bomb and helped spectators to safety • He was a potential suspect because he fit the “lone wolf” profile

  6. Who it actually was • Eric Robert Rudolph • They caught him by identifying the bomb make and license plate • He was on the top ten most wanted list • Was arrested May 31, 2003 behind a Save-A-Lot • Serving life sentence in ADX Florence

  7. Why • Main purpose of the bombing was to fight abortion and “homosexual agenda”

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