00:21Tanya Head
00:35She was always very warm, always very friendly. She was very charismatic. She had a fiancé in the tower, was
00:43killed. She can pick up the phone and call the mayor. We couldn't have a better advocate for us.
00:49She was connected to everybody. The story had everything you could want.
00:57One of the most important stories that I've written in the The New York Times, the person that she claimed
01:02to be engaged with, they had never heard of her.
01:05The place where she said she worked, that company said, we have no record of her working for us.
01:11The photos of her Hawaiian wedding or whatever it was, I don't know if it was real.
01:15And the other survivors said that they don't know who she was.
01:20Let me tell you something. I promise you, nobody knew.
01:24She wasn't even in the United States on September 11th.
01:27She was in Barcelona.
01:49She had some sort of familial neglect or not getting enough attention from her parents.
01:56It's called trauma narrative there. Telling the story gives you control of the story.
02:01I think the story of Tanya Head, it is a human story.
02:06There was a lot of emails about she had killed herself.
02:11No voy a acceptar la culpa y la vergonya y prefere su desaparición.
02:15She's making another big lie again.
02:18She was a very good actor.
02:20She was public enemy number one in New York City.
02:24Maybe she's back in Spain.
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