article_snippet.sent: In 2001, attorney Stephen Jones published a book suggesting McVeigh and Nichols could not have been alone in carrying out the bombing, .
article_snippet.sent: McVeigh provided a first-person account of the bombing during two days of interviews with attorney Stephen Jones in September 1995.
article_snippet.sent: He told attorney Stephen Jones that attorney Stephen Jones didn't have the resources to conduct a 'solo war' and was convinced attorney Stephen Jones 'could have gotten away clean from this and continued on if I had anywhere to go.' '
article_snippet.sent: The files have numerous references to media coverage and McVeigh's sense that Jones was too cozy with reporters and TV producers.
article_snippet.sent: McVeigh complained to Jones in 1995 that Jones was granting so many television and newspaper interviews, 'I am afraid you are becoming addicted to the `media bug.'
article_snippet.sent: Jones responded: 'If you want to keep the media on your side, you want to keep the media on your side must be fed.'
article_snippet.sent: In the interview with Jones detailing the bombing and Jones arrest, Jones recalled how someone at the jail watching television coverage of the bombing investigation told Jones Jones resembled a composite photo of a suspect being sought.
article_snippet.sent: Then a court appearance for Jones arrest for carrying a concealed gun and knife during the traffic stop, Jones noticed increased police activity around the courthouse where Jones was held.
article_snippet.sent: After Jones bond was set at $5,000, a woman in an adjacent cell told Jones: 'a woman in an adjacent cell think you're the bomber.' '
article_snippet.sent: And then here is where the bomber becomes a blur, Stephen,' McVeigh told Jones.