
This episode covers the church bombings in Oakwood, Illinois, implicating two teenagers and revealing the true bomber, Richard White.
The episode begins with an explosion at the Oakwood Methodist Church, killing 46-year-old Brian Plower. Investigators initially suspect a gas explosion but soon find evidence of a pipe bomb, including unique wire and a cooler.
Two teenagers, Jimmy Morris and Phil Ryan, are implicated after being seen near the scene. Their involvement seems linked to their interest in Dungeons and Dragons, but they later provide alibis for a subsequent bombing at a nearby church.
As the investigation continues, Richard White emerges as a suspect. He has a troubled past and a history of psychiatric issues. Evidence found at his home confirms he was the bomber, including bomb-making materials and the same wire used in the church attacks.
The episode concludes with the tragic implications of the bombings, highlighting the pain and loss felt by the victims' families, despite the forensic evidence pointing to White's guilt.
Two church bombings in Illinois lead to the discovery of Richard White as the bomber, revealing a tragic story of loss and anger.

This episode stands out for the following:
I’ve often thought that Brian took what could have happened to my daughter.Forensic Files (HD) - Season 13, Episode 27 - Holy Terror - Full Episode
This was not very common wire; it could be a particular signature of the bomber.Forensic Files (HD) - Season 13, Episode 27 - Holy Terror - Full Episode
He was obviously clutching the bomb close to his body.Forensic Files (HD) - Season 13, Episode 27 - Holy Terror - Full Episode
It doesn’t really answer those questions why; it doesn’t make the hurt less.Forensic Files (HD) - Season 13, Episode 27 - Holy Terror - Full Episode