9/11 Never Forget - 1,100 Victims STILL UNIDENTIFIED
September 11, 2001 - 2,753 people were murdered in the Twin Towers in NYC. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the efforts required to identify the people who lost their lives on that awful day. Even now, after a quarter of a century, 1,100 people who died that day in the towers have not been identified. Joe explains what recovery was like for those at ground zero and the work that still needs to be completed.
Highlights
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00:01.420 Setting the Stage for 9/11 Reflection
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00:10.670 The Hollow Eye: A Post-9/11 Phenomenon
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01:28.720 The Aftermath of 9/11: A National Tragedy
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02:30.860 The Importance of Remembering 9/11 Victims
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05:34.350 The Challenge of Identifying 9/11 Victims
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11:53.679 DMORT: The Disaster Response Team
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15:43.220 The Psychological Toll on Responders
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25:54.570 The 9/11 Recovery and Identification Process
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36:31.260 The Ongoing Challenge of Unidentified Remains
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40:00.440 Forensic Odontology and Skeletal Analysis
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42:00.640 The Importance of Teeth in Identification
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45:01.900 Anthropological Analysis of Skeletal Remains
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46:45.739 The Ongoing Challenge of Identification
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48:49.950 The Power of DNA and Genetic Genealogy
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49:42.060 Reflections on 9/11 and the Importance of
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