my wife worked at 101 Barclay, I was in a FCI at Minnesota, the warden told me as the first plane hit, they were given head's up just prior and they had already move them sandpeople into segregation weeks prior. then as the second plane hit, the whole place was put into lock-down and I had to drive back to NYC, from Minnesota. And if you know what 101 is, then you would know how I felt at the time. My wife and Bony (they hate this name) folks made they way over the Brooklyn Bridge, walked the rest of the way home. I can still remember the smell, driving up Verrazano. If you know what I know, you too would understand the value to ignorance. To us, ground zero is the entire city. St Vincent on 7th hit me the hardest, pictures were everywhere. I don't talk about it. My prior work requires clearance, my name been through NCIC countless of times. I'm retired now.