See .. Hard pictures of the September 11 incident
The September 11 incident is a human tragedy that still surrounds this event: more than 3,000 people have been killed in the attacks.
The most horrific images of the tragedy are the embodiment of the human face of death, and their actions that are beyond the scope of reasonable at that moment of departure.
The museum, which commemorates the September 11 attacks on Washington and New York, located in the Manhattan neighborhood of New York, displays extremely cruel images of the bearers of the two towers on their way to death after being surrounded by the huge fire caused by the collision of two passenger planes,
The museum was established in 2014 to commemorate the victims of the terrorist attacks that hit the United States on 11 September 2001. The museum attracted more than 10 million visitors.
The images of its cruelty embody a human vision away from the facts and figures that are impossible to observe this terrible moment.
The pictures were published on a limited scale in the number of American newspapers, including the New York Times, after being criticized by the public as a violation of privacy and victims' rights. The US media did not expand them in respect of public opinion.
Most of the jumps to death took place in the northern tower, which was caught by very intense fires, and the victims at an unlikely moment chose the dead instead of burning in flames.
The identities of nearly 200 people who have jumped to death from the windows remain unclear.
Witnesses said they saw people in a desperate moment holding their own curtains or small tables to use as a parachute to minimize their impact on the ground. In another scene, two people took hold of each other's hands and huddled together to death.
The only person to be identified from the death-bumper cameras taken by Associated Press photographer Richard Drew was a person who fell from the North Tower like the arrow heading towards his goal in knife and strap.
The victim was identified as Jonathan Brilli, 43, who worked in a restaurant on the 106th floor of the North World Trade Tower.
The press commentator who was famous for the death of the bouncers said that they "chose the method of death and had no other choice."
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