Fury over auction of twin towers attack recordings

The sale of World Trade Centre memorabilia on the internet, including recordings of emergency service transmissions, is sparking outrage.

Fury over auction of twin towers attack recordings
Tue, 19 Feb, 2002 - 16:20

The sale of World Trade Centre memorabilia on the internet, including recordings of emergency service transmissions, is sparking outrage.

Online auction site eBay has hundreds of items on sale from the towers, from tickets to the twin towers' observation deck to dusty boots from a rescue worker.

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