Uncovered: Missing All The Signs

4. Missing All the Signs

Uncovered: Missing All The Signs is a four-part investigative podcast into the bomb explosion outside Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium as the Sooners took on Kansas State on Oct. 1, 2005. The case investigates the life of OU student Joel Henry Hinrichs, the man responsible for creating and detonating said bomb. Terrorism conspiracy theories engulfed the community as the FBI looked at a man with mental health issues. Over the last 15 years, changes have been made to OU’s mental health resources to prevent threats to campus.

3. The Lead Up

Uncovered: Missing All The Signs is a four-part investigative podcast into the bomb explosion outside Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium as the Sooners took on Kansas State on Oct. 1, 2005. The case investigates the life of OU student Joel Henry Hinrichs, the man responsible for creating and detonating said bomb. Terrorism conspiracy theories engulfed the community as the FBI looked at a man with mental health issues. Over the last 15 years, changes have been made to OU’s mental health resources to prevent threats to campus.

2. Terror on the Praire?

Uncovered: Missing All The Signs is a four-part investigative podcast into the bomb explosion outside Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium as the Sooners took on Kansas State on Oct. 1, 2005. The case investigates the life of OU student Joel Henry Hinrichs, the man responsible for creating and detonating said bomb. Terrorism conspiracy theories engulfed the community as the FBI looked at a man with mental health issues. Over the last 15 years, changes have been made to OU’s mental health resources to prevent threats to campus.

1. October 1st

Uncovered: Missing All The Signs is a four-part investigative podcast into the bomb explosion outside Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium as the Sooners took on Kansas State on Oct. 1, 2005. The case investigates the life of OU student Joel Henry Hinrichs, the man responsible for creating and detonating said bomb. Terrorism conspiracy theories engulfed the community as the FBI looked at a man with mental health issues. Over the last 15 years, changes have been made to OU’s mental health resources to prevent threats to campus.