25 years after 9/11, the lives forever shaped by America’s darkest day
- When the World Trade Center towers fell on September 11, 2001, Scott Larsen was just four years old.
- His father, a New York City firefighter who shared his name, lost his life in the disaster.
- The elder Larsen, 35, was stationed temporarily in Lower Manhattan, away from his usual firehouse in Woodside, in the borough of Queens, on the morning two hijacked commercial airliners flown by al Qaeda militants struck the buildings.
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- When the World Trade Center towers fell on September 11, 2001, Scott Larsen was just four years old.
- His father, a New York City firefighter who shared his name, lost his life in the disaster.
- The elder Larsen, 35, was stationed temporarily in Lower Manhattan, away from his usual firehouse in Woodside, in the borough of Queens, on the morning two hijacked commercial airliners flown by al Qaeda militants struck the buildings.
Sources: The Independent