Unveiled on
September 11, 2006, out artist Graydon Parrish's
installation The Cycle of Terror and Tragedy
symbolizes "the passage of time, the loss of
love, and the brevity and frailty of life," the
artist says. The piece is now on exhibit and part of the
permanent collection at the New Britain Museum of American
Art in New Britain, Conn.
Although 911 calls are considered public record in most jurisdictions, the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C. says it will not release recordings of the 911 call placed when a shooter opened fire inside the offices of the Family Research Council.
The horror of what Bingham and fellow passengers went through on Flight 93 was released in brief audio clips of the cockpit struggle by the Rutgers Law Review.
'No, seeing a transgender person is not a reason to call the police,' writes the American Civil Liberties Union when releasing audio of the Drury Inn & Suites manager's 911 call after two black trans women checked in.Â
