Memorial service to honor victims of first World Trade Center terror attack
Six people, including Suffern's Robert Kirkpatrick, were killed and over a thousand people were hurt.
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Feb 26, 2021, 5:25 PM
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13h agoA memorial service in lower Manhattan this afternoon will mark the 28th anniversary of the first World Trade Center terror attack.
It was Feb. 26, 1993 when a truck filled with explosives detonated in a parking garage of the North Tower.
Six people, including Suffern's Robert Kirkpatrick, were killed and over a thousand people were hurt.
Six terrorists were convicted of carrying out the attack. Among them was the nephew of the believed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks.
