Boy, Hidalgo

Cristo with Thorns, Huexotla

Gateway, Hidalgo

[Paper found on West Side Highway, September 11, 2001]

Newspaper: U.S. Attacked: Hijacked Jets Destroy Twin Towers and Hit Pentagon in Day of Terror

Newspaper: Refugees from Afghanistan Flee out of Fear and Find Despair

Newspaper: U.S. Steps up Air Attack, While Defending Results of Campaign

Newspaper: Tribute: Bush at Ground Zero for 9-11 Rites

Young woman and Boy, Toluca

A Hit

Newspaper: Wish You Were Here

[Man talking on cell phone and pointing toward light pole with missing poster of Roger Mark Rasweiler]

Newspaper: Stunned Resources Comb Attack Sites, but Thousands are Presumed Dead; F.B.I. Tracking Hijackers' Movements

Newspaper: Bush Leads Prayer, Visits Aid Crews; Congress Backs Use of Armed Force

Newspaper: Nation Shifts its Focus to Wall Street as a Major Test of Attack's Aftermath

Newspaper: Wall St. Reopens Six Days After Shutdown; Stocks Slide 7%, but Investors Resist Panic

Newspaper: U.S. Puts Afghan Strike Ahead of Full Plan; Bush Rewarding Pakistan for its Support

Newspaper: Bush Freezes Assets Linked to Terror Net; Russians Offer Air Space and Arms Support

Newspaper: At the Site, Little Hope of Uncovering Survivors

Newspaper: Sentiment in Pakistani Town Is Ardently Pro-Taliban

Newspaper: U.S. Marshals May Be Key to Reopening of an Airport

Newspaper: For the Families, a Chance to Share Tears and Love

Newspaper: Tough Talk from Blair on Taliban

Newspaper: The New Slogan in Washington: Start Watching What You Say