National Geographic’s new docuseries, “Oklahoma City Bombing: One Day in America,” is set to premiere on April 2nd, marking the 30th anniversary of the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in US history. The series will provide an intimate and sweeping account of the tragic day through firsthand testimonies and rare archive footage. Executive Producer David Glover stated that the series aims to honor the survivors, families, and heroes who responded to the terrorist attack, showcasing the incredible kindness and heroism that emerged from the darkest moments of history.
The three-part series will cover the explosion, manhunt, and pursuit of justice following the Oklahoma City bombing, featuring stories of survival, courage, and the search for the perpetrators responsible for the tragedy. Former President Bill Clinton, former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating, and survivors like Amy Downs and Edye Raines will share their experiences, shedding light on the impact of the bombing on individuals and the nation as a whole.
“Oklahoma City Bombing: One Day in America” is produced by 72 Films for National Geographic, known for their impactful and award-winning documentaries. The series will premiere on National Geographic on April 2nd at 8/7c and will be available for streaming on Disney+ and Hulu the following day. Through its powerful storytelling, National Geographic aims to ensure that this pivotal moment in history is never forgotten, highlighting the strength, compassion, and resilience that emerged in the aftermath of the tragedy.
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