'The Falling Man' forces introspection

Certainly we must pay attention to this falling man who epitomizes those caught in the merciless behavior of uncontrolled power–selfish, arrogant, soulless without remorse or compassion or respect or dignity for those they destroy. By William

One-hour eleven minute 9/11 documentary centers around one photographer's search to identify “the falling man”. Other people discuss their final conversation with their loved ones who were trapped inside the World Trade

Ten years now and no one knows of this falling man nor what he, in his last gasp cries to us to seek–justice, that his last flight might have purpose. Strange how this man's dying moments rise from the ashes of the Trade

Certainly we must pay attention to this falling man who epitomizes those caught in the merciless behavior of uncontrolled power–selfish, arrogant, soulless without remorse or compassion or respect or dignity for those they destroy.

As for "The Falling Man," his identity remained a mystery for more than five years. It still is not known for certain. Initially, he was thought to have been Norberto Hernandez, a worker in the restaurant. But that changed. And in 2006, those trying to