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Michael Pena, Will Jimeno | Multimedia | stltoday.com
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Port Authority Police Officer and World Trade Center survivor Will Jimeno poses during an interview in (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
kelly five portraits of lives changed forever by sept NorthJersey.com
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Rookie Port Authority Police Officer Will Jimeno ran into the World Trade Center — then was buried in the rubble when the Twin Towers collapsed. He was rescued 13 hours later from his would-be tomb and honored for his bravery, his ordeal depicted in a movie starring Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage.
Drunk who found redemption in the ruins - Telegraph
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Mr Sereika had spent more than four hours in a tiny space 20ft below the surface of the mountain of burning debris, administering the oxygen, water and intravenous drips that kept alive Will Jimeno and John McLoughlin, both officers of the Port Authority Police Department. Throughout that time he did not ...
A NATION CHALLENGED: OBJECTS; Beneath the Rubble, the Only ...
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Article in Objects series describes rescue of two Port Authority police officers Will Jimeno and John McLoughlin, who were trapped in rubble of World Trade Center; rescue workers and police were able to free Jimeno using pair of handcuffs as digging tool; McLoughlin was later freed from pile of rubble; ...
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