Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, former newspaper reporter
and Allegheny County pretrial investigator Kelly Rae Robertson
reflects on witnessing the attacks, describing them to her blind
mother and the lesson 9/11 taught her about what first responders face
when they are called to a scene before anyone knows how the story will
end.
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