Smith said that Moira's murder had robbed their daughter, Patricia Mary Smith, now seven, of a mother.
"She remembers some things ... playing on the swings, having tea parties ... I tell her that her Mom was a hero and that she died while trying to save others," Smith said.
Giuliani testified that even now he is still haunted by the horror, remembering the terrible scenes as the twin towers crashed to the ground.
"It looked like a nuclear cloud that was going through the streets," he said and recalled how one of the city's top medical examiners told him that some of the victims would never be found.
"Most people were vaporized, we are going to have to organize arrangements to identify people through stains and DNA," Giuliani said the officer told him.
"Everyday I think about it. Everyday some part of it comes back to me. I can see a person jumping, see the body parts or see a little boy or girl at a funeral," he said.



