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Dr.Sneha Phillips.
The family of this young doctor can now have some closure, as one of the biggest mystery's in the awful attacks of 9/11 has been solved.
On the night of September 10th 2001, Sneha was last seen buying shoes at a local Centuary21. As the attacks unfolded, the lack of evidence became more evident, investigators began to divulge deeper into Sneha Phillips, the person. This third year resident of Richmond University Medical Center in New York was known to "frequent" the bar scenes quite reguarly. According to the investigators, she would routinely go home with "strangers" she met at bars. The alarming part of this story is the fact that the young doctor was "happily" married to Dr. Ronald Libermann another physician at a local hospital. Apperently unknown to the doctor, Sneha would after heading home from the hospital, choose to frequent local bars. Go home with strangers, and be back at home in time to have dinner with her husband. The night before the attacks, she apparently attended at south asian community gathering at a bar. Let us get one thing straight, Dr. Libermann knew of her extra marital affairs and apperntly, both engaged in "being independent people, living together, trying to have independent lives and being together."
After the doctor went missing, investigators were sure that due to her lifestyle, there was a little chance that the doctor was killed in the attacks. However, according to the New York medical examiner?s, she must have died in the twin towers.
Apparently, her willingness to help lead her to the towers after the first attack. According to her husband, she would spend hours upon hours at the hospital, catering to the every need of her patients and the family of her patients. Co-workers said, she was defintely the most caring physician they have ever worked with...
I guess the moral of the story is that no matter what one may do in their personal lives, and how one may be judged for that, you shouldn't jump to conclusions. It looked like the investigators followed the story of her permiscious lifestyle which lead them to about 7 years of dead ends. However, evaluating her good side, and her love for everyone would have defintely put this case to rest a lot faster.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article4318962.ece
The family of this young doctor can now have some closure, as one of the biggest mystery's in the awful attacks of 9/11 has been solved.
On the night of September 10th 2001, Sneha was last seen buying shoes at a local Centuary21. As the attacks unfolded, the lack of evidence became more evident, investigators began to divulge deeper into Sneha Phillips, the person. This third year resident of Richmond University Medical Center in New York was known to "frequent" the bar scenes quite reguarly. According to the investigators, she would routinely go home with "strangers" she met at bars. The alarming part of this story is the fact that the young doctor was "happily" married to Dr. Ronald Libermann another physician at a local hospital. Apperently unknown to the doctor, Sneha would after heading home from the hospital, choose to frequent local bars. Go home with strangers, and be back at home in time to have dinner with her husband. The night before the attacks, she apparently attended at south asian community gathering at a bar. Let us get one thing straight, Dr. Libermann knew of her extra marital affairs and apperntly, both engaged in "being independent people, living together, trying to have independent lives and being together."
After the doctor went missing, investigators were sure that due to her lifestyle, there was a little chance that the doctor was killed in the attacks. However, according to the New York medical examiner?s, she must have died in the twin towers.
Apparently, her willingness to help lead her to the towers after the first attack. According to her husband, she would spend hours upon hours at the hospital, catering to the every need of her patients and the family of her patients. Co-workers said, she was defintely the most caring physician they have ever worked with...
I guess the moral of the story is that no matter what one may do in their personal lives, and how one may be judged for that, you shouldn't jump to conclusions. It looked like the investigators followed the story of her permiscious lifestyle which lead them to about 7 years of dead ends. However, evaluating her good side, and her love for everyone would have defintely put this case to rest a lot faster.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article4318962.ece