Twenty-Five Years After 911 | Tampa News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Sasha Estevez still carries the raw memory of walking through the World Trade Center that fateful morning—only to witness the unthinkable as planes struck and chaos erupted. With no phone signal and terrified for her family, she fled amid the horrifying sight of bodies falling from the towers. Now in Haines City, she dedicates herself to honoring the nearly 3,000 lives lost and the heroes who rushed into danger. At a solemn Patriot Day ceremony, Mayor Vernel Smith paid tribute to those who gave everything—many unaware it would be their last day. Estevez hopes these remembrances will teach younger generations about the profound sacrifice of that day, while newly declassified Tampa FBI documents hint at a secret Saudi support network linked to the 15 hijackers from Saudi Arabia.

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