
This episode covers the church bombings in Oakwood, Illinois, the investigation into the bombings, and the eventual identification of Richard White as the bomber.
The first bombing occurred at the Oakwood Methodist Church, killing 46-year-old Brian Plower. Witnesses initially thought it was a gas explosion, but investigators found evidence of a homemade pipe bomb, leading them to two teenagers, Jimmy Morris and Phil Ryan, who were implicated in the crime.
After a second bombing at the First Assembly of God Church in Danville, which injured 33 people, investigators discovered that both bombs used the same wire and components. This evidence eliminated the teenagers as suspects.
Investigators then focused on Richard White, a man with a troubled past and psychiatric issues, who had been rejected for church membership. Evidence found in his garage after his death confirmed he was the bomber.
The episode concludes with the impact of the bombings on the community and the unresolved pain felt by the victims' families.
The episode details the investigation of two church bombings in Illinois, leading to Richard White as the bomber.

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I thought that was an incredibly stupid thing to do.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.Forensic Files (HD) - Season 13, Episode 27 - Holy Terror - Full Episode