91.   The jury will now hear evidence on whether to recommend life in prison or a death sentence.

92.   The jury also heard Monday from the lawyer for Mason, Stephen Jackson, and from Maddox, who represents himself.

93.   The jury also heard testimony about several of the federal agents killed by the blast whose names are listed in the eight murder counts filed against McVeigh.

94.   The jury has already heard from victims of the bombing, who told of their suffering and the carnage and loss caused by the blast.

95.   The jury has already heard testimony from Charles Hanger, the Oklahoma highway patrolman who first arrested McVeigh.

96.   The jury heard almost six hours of recordings made during the standoff, as police negotiators spoke with Ms. Saldivar by cellular phone.

97.   The jury never heard the statement.

98.   The jury will hear evidence on whether to recommend life in prison or death.

99.   The jury had not heard this testimony.

100.   The jury will hear additional testimony before determining punitive damages.