CLEAN : Unidentified 9/11 remains returned to Ground Zero

The transcript discusses the families' dissatisfaction with the decision to place the unidentified remains of 9/11 victims in a basement, which they find disrespectful. They express their desire for an above-ground tomb and criticize the lack of family involvement in the decision-making process. The families have appealed to President Obama for intervention, seeking a dialogue with the mayor. The situation is emotionally charged, reopening old wounds for the families.

What was the main concern of the families regarding the burial of the unidentified 9/11 victims?

• They requested a private ceremony.

• They preferred an above-ground tomb.

• They asked for a public monument.

• They wanted a memorial park.

Why did the families find the decision to place remains in a basement offensive?

• It was seen as disrespectful.

• It was too costly.

• It was not environmentally friendly.

• It was too far from the city.

Who did the families believe had too much influence over the burial decisions?

• Bureaucrats and politicians

• Family members

• Community organizations

• Religious leaders

What action did the families take to address their concerns?

• They organized a protest.

• They sent a letter to President Obama.

• They held a press conference.

• They filed a lawsuit.

What emotional impact did the burial decision have on the families?

• It was a cause for celebration.

• It was a relief.

• It opened an old wound.

• It brought closure.