Hey, it's Brad, and today, as you know, is September 11th.

And in today's episode of Start Here, I mentioned there's actually been an interesting new development

regarding the September 11th attacks in New York City.

See, unlike most disaster sites in history, victims' remains at ground zero are incredibly

difficult to identify.

In fact, for the last two decades, scientists have been trying to tell families we found

your loved one.

Here they are.

That is proven tougher than they ever imagined.

Last week, though, officials announced they have identified two more victims.

It is slow, painstaking work probably sounds very macabre.

But last year, we produced an entire feature about how much it means to everyone involved

in the effort.

In fact, just recently, this piece earned an Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Sound.

So we thought today, on September 11th, we would like to present this to you as a bonus

episode of Start Here.

It's one year later, of course, so keep that in mind as you listen to these powerful

interviews.

In the meantime, today's regular episode of Start Here is still up, it's in this feed,

it's the pod right above this one.

But for now, I urge you to take a listen to this.

If you've ever been to the 9-11 Memorial and the museum commemorating the victims of

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