Officials wanted more searching for body parts at the World Trade Center site
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
NEW YORK -- As the city agency overseeing the removal of the World Trade Center rubble was wrapping up its work in 2002, several officials handling the painstaking recovery of human remains warned that things were moving too fast.
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