Hi Dave,

The documentary makes a pretty good case that they have been at the very least forgotten. It doesn't claim it was some mad conspiracy or anything, just that it was probably down to the disturbing nature of these people's death. The paper that published the photo of the falling man was inundated with complaints. People didn't want to think about those people it seems. I think it's more a commentary on human psychology than anything else that we, as a society, have shied away from thinking too deeply about these people. It would seem we'd rather think about the simpler, more clear-cut heros of 9-11 than the challenging questions the jumpers pose. The documentary was very well done. Not sensationalistic, just trying to get at the deep questions these people's choice pose. It was also done very respectfully in my view. You can find out a little more about the documentary and indeed the falling man pictures on Wiki pedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Falling_Man#Documentary