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Sunday, September 4, 2011

Many families of 9/11 victims still have not received their invitation to attend the historic 10th anniversary ceremony at New York's new Ground Zero memorial because of a bureaucratic bungle, the New York Post reported Sunday. About 2,800 mailings to families -- which include the numbered credentials required to gain entry to the site -- were not sent out until Monday. The late invites have relatives furious they could be turned away or hassled during their annual pilgrimage to the hallowed ground. For the first time, families are required to show up as a group at a specific entrance, show their numbered credential, and present photos IDs.
In the packets mailed Monday, relatives were told to check in before 6:30am, that the ceremony would begin with a moment of silence at 8:48am and that it would conclude at 1:00pm, with family members allowed to remain at the memorial plaza and reflecting pools until 4:00pm. But many families are worried they now will not get in at all. "The city and memorial people blew this big time," said Bill Doyle, a victims'-family spokesman who lost his son, Joseph, in the attacks. He has not received credentials at his Florida home.

Friday, September 2, 2011

FAMILY KILLED IN THEIR SLEEP

ITS CRAZY THAT YOU CAN'T EVEN BE SAFE IN YOUR OWN HOME. A FAMILY KILLED IN THEIR SLEEP... HERE'S WHAT THE DAILY NEWS REPORT. THIS IS A SAD STORY AND MY HEART GOES OUT TO THIS FAMILY....

A Queens husband and wife were shot execution-style -- murdered as they slept in their bed in Queens, police sources said. The couple's 23-year-old son was also shot, wounded by an unknown gunman he said pushed his way into the quiet Springfield Gardens home and disappeared after the bloodshed, the sources said. Investigators believe the intruder first opened fire on the son, identified as Shane Jaggarnauth, striking him in the shoulder. The gunman then walked upstairs and shot Sugrim 'Jay' Jaggarnauth, 64, and his wife Rosie, 56. The gunman shot both of them in the head. The wounded son staggered upstairs moments later and made a heartbreaking 911 call, simply saying "My parents are dead," according to a friend. The couple's other son, Shawn Jaggarnauth, returned home a short time later to find police cars parked outside his family's home. "My family was shot, my parents were killed," cried Shawn a few hours after the 4 a.m shooting.

"I can't believe this," he said, weeping as he stood outside the 113th Precinct stationhouse. "This is crazy."