 of domestic terrorism. Here to tell the story of surviving, finding hope through unspeakable tragedy and what he calls the Oklahoma Standard is Jack Poe, who was a chaplain for the Oklahoma City Police Department at the time. Take it away, Jack. We were getting ready to go to a funeral. One of our officers had lost his father and the funeral was that day. And we usually try to make those funerals for the family. And so we were getting ready and we heard this.