Consider This from NPR The 9/11 terrorism case is in limbo. So are the victim families.
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Sep 10, 2025 The legal limbo surrounding the 9/11 terrorism case leaves many victims' families yearning for justice. Emotional tributes reveal the profound loss felt by children of victims, captured through their cherished memories. The podcast dives into the significant hurdles of prosecuting those accused, especially regarding torture and admissibility of evidence. It also discusses the complex and often painful debate over plea deals, exposing the emotional turmoil for families who seek accountability while wrestling with the implications of such resolutions.
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Remembering A Father’s Rescue Work
- Elizabeth Miller remembers her father Doug, a Rescue 5 firefighter who died when the towers collapsed, and treasures home videos of him.
- She recalls playful fire-drill routines he made for the kids, showing his dedication and love.
Quirky Dad Turned Chores Into Events
- Brett Eagleson recalls his father Bruce's quirky humor and elaborate way of handling household moments before 9/11.
- He remembers Bruce creating gourmet-style menus to turn chores into an experience.
Torture Claims Stall Justice Process
- The 9/11 terrorism case remains in legal limbo largely because the defendants were tortured in CIA black sites.
- That history creates ongoing fights over admissible evidence and stalls a final resolution for families.