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McVeigh's father reaction to judge decision

(6 Jun 2001) 1. Wide shot of McVeigh's father, Bill McVeigh, watching news 2. Close shot of Bill McVeigh watching tv 3. Shot of McVeigh file on tv news 4. Close shot of Bill McVeigh watching news 5. Wider shot of Bill McVeigh watching 6. Close shot of McVeigh file on tv 7. Bill McVeigh on phone in kitchen, hangs up and walks back into living room and sits down 8. Wide shot of Bill McVeigh talking to reporter 9. Close shot of American flag outside McVeigh house 10. Wide shot of house 11. Shot of Bill McVeigh on lawnmower STORYLINE: The father of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh said he was disappointed but not surprised when a federal judge on Wednesday refused to block his son's execution. Bill McVeigh showed no reaction as he watched television reports that U-S District Court Richard Matsch declined to grant the stay of execution. While analysts almost unanimously predicted a stay would be granted, McVeigh said he never listens to analysts. Timothy McVeigh sought a stay after it was revealed the F-B-I failed to give defence lawyers more than 4-thousand documents related to his prosecution. As the news reports came in, Bill McVeigh sat in an easy chair, listening intently and talking to the six reporters who sat nearby. McVeigh requested that his conversations with the reporters not be used on television, but he said he wasn't optimistic about an appeal. Barring a successful appeal, Timothy McVeigh will be executed Monday morning in Terre Haute, Indiana. On Monday, Bill McVeigh will be out of Pendleton, where his son grew up. He will not go to Terre Haute. McVeigh's father says the regret he has about leaving the house is that the one phone call Timothy McVeigh promised to make will probably go unanswered. Bill McVeigh will be at a phone number not on his son's approved call list. There will be one visible - or rather, invisible - sign of Bill McVeigh's feelings about his son's execution. He normally flies the American flag from a pole surrounded by flowers in his yard. The flag went up this year around Memorial Day, but will come down on Thursday. Bill McVeigh said he doesn't want the flag flying during the execution. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...