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Fri January 20, 2006
Bombing witness Fortier freed
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What do you think?"He's been released. That's my understanding," his longtime defense attorney, Michael McGuire, told The Oklahoman at 1:30 p.m. Fortier, 37, was a star witness against his former Army buddy, bomber Timothy McVeigh. He was serving a 12-year sentence for never warning anyone of the bombing plot, for helping McVeigh move and sell stolen guns and for lying to the FBI after the April 19, 1995, attack. Fortier got some reduction in his sentence for good behavior. Fortier apparently is in a witness protection program and will live under a different name. Prosecutors and his attorney said they are not allowed to confirm Fortier's situation or discuss it.
