John Murtagh was nine years old when his family's home was bombed by the Weather Underground. Murtagh shares his memories of that night. Continue reading
Weather Underground co-founder Mark Rudd discusses the regret he still feels and recalls spending many years on the run after being indicted. Continue reading
FBI informant Larry Grathwohl discusses Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn's plan for America from the perspective of an undercover member of the Weather Underground organization. Continue reading
Weather Underground member Cathy Wilkerson describes being in a Greenwich Village home when a homemade bomb went off on March 6, 1970, killing three of her fellows. Continue reading
A man visiting London after the 2005 bombings tells the public what it was like in the aftermath of the disaster. Continue reading
The families of some Lockerbie victims are outraged after Scotland's decision to free the the terminally ill Lockerbie bomber on compassionate grounds. Continue reading
Firefighters who were first responders at the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting recall what the scene was like outside the school and comment on the surprising lack of victims to treat. Continue reading
Teacher Kaitlin Roig recalls how she took her class of 15 students into a bathroom during the Sandy Hook shooting on December 14, 2012. Continue reading
Peter Hahn discusses the written and video diary hostage Robert Ode kept during the Iranian hostage crisis. Continue reading
Ted Koppel, whose program Nightline was initially created to keep track of the Iranian hostage crisis, recalls what happened at the end of the crisis and comments on the legacy of Iran and America's actions during the event. Continue reading
