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Career
Weldon Kennedy lead the FBI's "investigation" into the OKC bombing of April 1995. Asked whether he expects more incidents of domestic terrorism, Mr. Kennedy replied: "Unfortunately, I would say yes. That is a concern of all law enforcement."[1]
Nearly 4 months later than the OKC investigtion, FBI director Louis Freeh appointed Kennedy as his deputy director by, calling him "superbly qualified."[1]
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