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Date missing recovered identified Sept. 15 4972 over 150 92 Sept. 16 Sept. 17 5422 201 135 Sept. 18 218 152 Sept. 19 Sept. 20 6333* Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 23 6453 261 194 Sept. 24 276 206 Sept. 25 279 209 Sept. 26 6347 300 232 Sept. 27 5960 305 238 Sept. 28 306 Sept. 29 5641 309 248 Sept. 30 5657 314 255 Oct. 1 5219 344 289 Oct. 2 363 301 Oct. 3 4986** 369 310 Oct. 4 380 321 Oct. 5 4979 Oct. 6 393 335 Oct. 7 353 Oct. 11 4815 Oct. 19 4515 Oct. 23 4339 425 Nov. 21 3275 * Missing persons from overseas arrived. ** Duplicate entries on the lists compiled by police and the city family center were removed.
In late November New York City began a revised count, in which they distinguished the missing and dead as: death certificates issued by the medical examiner's office (ME), corresponding to recovered and identified bodies; death certificates issued through the courts (courts); and other reported missing (missing).
Date total missing courts ME Nov. 23 3646 1383 1820 443 Aug. 19 2819 90 1671 1058 Aug. 27 2812 83
Later tallies (from New York Times)
Date total Mar 2002 2830 May 2002 2823
The Associated Press assembled its tally from various sources, including those confirmed dead by a coroner or declared dead by a court; those reported dead by employers, airlines, or families, or who had memorial services; and those reported missing by employers or families.
Total Confirmed Reported dead Reported missing Oct. 23 2,553 1,377 329 847
Police determine that Albert John Vaughan[?], 45, and George V. Sims[?], 46, missing and presumed dead, are alive. Vaughan has been a patient at the Rockland Psychiatric Center in Orangeburg, N.Y. Sims is a patient with amnesia and schizophrenia at a Mnahattan hospital.
The Newark Star-Ledger reports that George V. Sims[?] is alive. By this point at least 7 people on the August 19 list have been found; there are now 2812 killed or presumed dead.
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