For the past quarter-century, New York City mayors have been embroiled in a bitter dispute over the whereabouts of critical 9/11 toxin documents. The missing files, which detail the environmental hazards left behind after the World Trade Center collapse, have become a symbol of governmental opacity and inter‑party conflict. While some officials claim the papers were lost or destroyed, others allege deliberate concealment, sparking investigations and public outcry. The controversy underscores lingering questions about accountability and the long‑term health risks faced by first responders and residents in the Lower Manhattan area.
NYC mayors have etched a 25-year legacy of anger over ‘missing’ 9/11 toxin documents New York Daily News
