article_snippet: Frank Marra (above) reported seeing a ghostly lady at the Staten Island landfill, Frank Marra (above) book reveals .
article_snippet: A retired NYPD cop who sifted through ten tons of debris from the attacks, reported seeing a ghostly lady at the Staten Island landfill, his book reveals.
article_snippet: In his book, From Landfill to Hallowed Ground, Frank Marra (above) details Ghost experience searching through rubble and remains of the attacks from September 2001 to February 2002 at Fresh Kills landfill.
article_snippet: The 17-year veteran cop shares about the spirit Ghost and other volunteers saw at the Staten Island landfill, also known as 'The Hill'.
article_snippet: In Frank Marra (above)'s book, From Landfill to Hallowed Ground, Frank Marra (above) details Frank Marra (above) experience searching through rubble and remains from September 2001 to February 2002 - where volunteers found 54,000 personal objects and 1,200 identities of those who perished (above a dirt-covered shoe found on October 24, 2001 at the Staten Island landfillStaten Island )
article_snippet: while in the landfill from shadows to large black masses (above NYPD officers who worked at Fresh Kills landfill bow other cops and volunteers heads in front of a pile of debris on July 15, 2002 during the closing ceremony for the Staten Island landfill)
article_snippet: The retired cop who now resides in New Jersey with a retired crime-scene detective who mentioned the ghost wife and three sons also notes how the landfill, with all of The retired cop who now resides in New Jersey with his wife and three sons memories from September 11, quickly became a holy ground (left debris and damaged fire trucks at the Staten Island landfill in 2002; right, Marra's book, From Landfill to Hallowed Ground)
article_snippet: The retired cop who now resides in New Jersey with his wife and three sons New Jersey his wife and three sons also notes how Fresh Kills landfill, with Fresh Kills landfill memories of the tragic September 11 attacks, quickly became a holy ground.
article_snippet: Marra said: 'As time passed we realized how many people's ashes and DNA still remain at Fresh Kills landfill. '
article_snippet: It was clear this became a holy ground, a place of rest for many who would never be recovered, a cemetery without tombstones.'