9/11 victim one of two people with no photo on NYC tribute wall of 3000 victims is finally pictured
A 9/11 victim who was one of only two people not pictured on a tribute wall to all 3,000 victims has finally been memorialized with a photograph.
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A 9/11 victim who was one of only two people not pictured on a tribute wall to all 3,000 victims has finally been memorialized with a photograph.
One of the two missing photos of 9/11 victims inspired a museum employee to pursue a mission.
Grant Llera worked to find an old yearbook picture of the man who was working at the World Trade Center when it fell
Albert Ogletree, who worked at a cafeteria inside the World Trade Center's north tower, finally has his portrait on the Wall of Faces.
In the more than 20 years since the attack on the World Trade Center, the Memorial Museum in New York has collected the photos of all but two victims. One of those names - Albert Ogletree, now has a face.