Remains of Flight 93 Victims to be Buried

MEMORIAL

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 2:47PM EDT / Published Sep. 10, 2011 8:02AM EDT

Jacqueline Larma / AP Photo

The day after the official anniversary event of the Sept. 11 attacks, relatives of those killed on United Airlines Flight 93 will gather at the crash site in Pennsylvania to bury the unidentified remains of the victims. The remains have been kept in an above-ground crypt for 10 years, awaiting a final resting place. On Monday they'll be placed in three steel coffins and buried at the crash site. “This will be our last funeral,” says the father of one of the victims. A marble “wall of names” and a visitor's center is being built at the site.

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Remains of Flight 93 Victims to be Buried

Jacqueline Larma / AP Photo