More than 1,100 9/11 victims unidentified

More than 1,100 victims of the 9/11 terror attacks on New York’s World Trade Centre are destined to remain unidentified.

Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 - 11:54

More than 1,100 victims of the 9/11 terror attacks on New York’s World Trade Centre are destined to remain unidentified.

“We’ve finished making identifications for the World Trade Centre,” Robert Shaler, director of forensic biology at the medical examiner’s office, told the New York Daily News today

more courts articles

Woman who stole €5k in cash she found at Cork garda station avoids jail

Concerned motorists pursued West Cork hairdresser after he overtook milk tanker and SUV at speed

Jay Blades denies rape and will not face trial for two years

More in this section

Charlie Kirk’s friends praise conservative activist’s faith at memorial service

German and Swedish jets track Russian reconnaissance plane over Baltic Sea

UK, Canada and Australia announce recognition of Palestinian state

Courts Heathrow Place: New York Place: World Trade Centre Person: Robert Shaler Event: 9/11 terror attacks Organisation: New York Daily News

President Donald Trump, left, stands with Erika Kirk at the conclusion of a memorial for her husband, conservative activist Charlie Kirk (Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP)

Trump calls Charlie Kirk a ‘great American hero’ and ‘martyr’ for freedom

READ NOW

More than 1,100 9/11 victims unidentified

Unlimited access. Half the price.

Trump calls Charlie Kirk a ‘great American hero’ and ‘martyr’ for freedom

Latest

Most Read