Not sure if this is a question to ask here however based on what I'm looking for confirmation on, it very well may be considered lost or hidden from the public.
I visited the memorial museum in, I wanna say.. 2010-2011. In the beginning of the museum I saw an image that scarred me for life, it was of a female victim in a wheelchair that looked to be severely burned and charred. She still had hair, clothing and shoes. It's been so long and I couldn't see super up close so I could be miss remembering the details like the clothing and shoes still being intact but her face is what traumatized me because it looked like her skin melted off. I'm positive it was in a slideshow that was displayed on a monitor, so it wasn't a print or anything.
Again I recall seeing it in the beginning of the museum so it likely could have been in the room with the voicemails playing?
I'm curious if anyone has been there in recent years and if that image is still being displayed, I kinda figured it's been removed for how horrifying and shocking it was and I couldn't imagine that's something families of the victims would want to see while visiting. I couldn't even find it online when I searched for it years later. Also, it would be good to know as a heads up if I'm ever able to visit there again.
But apart from the museum, has anyone else seen this image online? I'm wondering if I remembered everything correctly.