Vittorio Lessi is a 54 year-old New York native who was in the South Tower when United Flight 175 Crashed into the World Trade Center. Today, though still shaken by the memories, he prides himself on retelling the story to build community and honor the fallen. NewsVision’s Alex Williams, Jaylen Williams and Carrington York report for HU News Service
Remembering 9/11: A Moment Sketched In Time
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