The "Falling Man" photograph was taken by photojournalist Richard Drew during the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York. The image shows the final moments of life of a man who fell from the World Trade Center towers after the planes struck the buildings.
After a quarter of a century, the identity of this person remains an unsolved mystery. The photograph became one of the most iconic and at the same time most controversial images of the terrorist attacks.
Richard Drew was the photographer responsible for capturing that moment, which became known as "Falling Man." The image generated intense public debate, with many questioning whether it should or should not have been published.
The mystery surrounding the identity of the man in the photograph persists to this day, nearly 25 years after the attacks that killed nearly three thousand people.
