A．He was a relative of the speaker's.B．He was a friend of the speaker's.C．He eventuall

A．He was a relative of the speaker's.

B．He was a friend of the speaker's.

C．He eventually made his way out of the building.

D．He worked in the south tower of the World Trade Center.

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