Sally Regenhard Quotations

No building should ever be above the law.

I lost my son on 9/11. He was just the most wonderful person that God ever made. I was looking to this trial to see if we could eradicate one evil person, to remove one force of evil from this beautiful world, and this is why I'm devastated to see that again. We may have lost the only opportunity that was really left for us to have some justice.

I feel that this is a disaster waiting to happen. Putting something like this below the ground is a very, very bad idea.

I was convinced that this man was only a heartbeat away from taking the controls of a plane.

I'm here today because I'm looking for my son and the rest of his engine company, who disappeared from the face of the earth on 9-11.

We are hoping that the federal government will not leave these victims behind. This is not only a disgrace to the city, it's a disgrace to the nation.

Up until now there's been no accountability, no justice regarding any aspect of 9/11. We've lost out on everything else. Maybe we'll get some justice.

The operators desperately tried to manage a situation that they were not trained to manage.

We want to move ahead. After five years, we should have a beautiful and respectful memorial, and when we have the memorial above the ground ? built under the legal jurisdiction of New York City building and fire codes ? then the family members will be the first to go out there and raise money.

People should have been able to get out. That's why we went to court. We want people to know this so it doesn't happen again.

After 4 1/2 long years, this is our only attempt to get a scintilla of justice.

After four and a half long years, this is our only attempt to get a scintilla of justice. What does accountability feel like? That's what eluded the families of the victims.

This is not the end. It's never the end. It won't end until we get accountability and responsibility for the lives of our loved ones.

This is savage and barbaric. The torture seems to be never-ending.

This is an abomination that we are putting this on construction workers.

I need to see what justice feels like, what an attempt to achieve some type of justice or accountability or responsibility feels like.

I'm hoping that the public and the system will learn how unprepared the City of New York and the Port Authority were on that day.

He's a proxy. If this man would have been called up that day, he would have accepted the assignment in a heartbeat.

For the families and parents of the victims there has not been one iota of accountability or responsibility on any level since 9/11. This is our last hope . . . to see that this person receives justice.