Genelle Guzmán-McMillan, the last survivor rescued from 9/11: her 27 hours under the rubble of the Twin Towers and the miracle that no one can explain

On September 11, 2001, the World Trade Center in New York City was struck by two Boeing 767 aircraft, leading to the collapse of the 110-story Twin Towers. The attacks began when the first plane impacted the North Tower at 8:45 a.m., an event that remains a significant historical marker of the day's destruction. Scientific analysis has since examined the structural causes behind the collapse of these buildings following the impacts.

Among those present during the collapse was Genelle Guzmán-McMillan, who had arrived at the North Tower that morning. She survived for 27 hours trapped beneath the debris of the towers before being rescued. Her experience is widely regarded as a notable survival story from the disaster.