'People are jumping out of the window. I have to go...' Those were the last words Monica heard from her husband in the World Trade Center. Here she reveals her battle to build a positive legacy - and how she found love again with a firefighter

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'People are jumping out of the window. I have to go...' Those were the last words Monica heard from her husband in the World Trade Center. Here she reveals her battle to build a positive legacy - and how she found love again with a firefighter

Monica Iken, 31, had gone to bed the night before a happy newlywed only to find herself transformed into a widow after her husband Michael became one of 2,977 victims murdered on 9/11.