Two men were identified, according to The Journal, during research for "Men At Lunch," a documentary about the photograph which was recently screened at the Toronto Film Festival.
The men were identified as Jose Sandoval, Jorge A. Galindo and Erick Fernando Vela.
The men were identified as Mohamed Atta, Abdulaziz al-Omari and Saeed al-Ghamdi.
The men were identified as Nathaniel Gurley, 37, of Queens and Matthew Dargan, 28, of Brooklyn.
The accused men were identified as Mikhael Centeno, 23, of Jersey City, and Ronald Feliciano, 22, of Hoboken.
The men were identified by an official document found in the pocket of one, signed by a Serbian judge.
The three men were identified by a police official only by their last names: Haider, Adnan and Tauhid.
The men were identified as Joe Sonenfelt, 35, the owner of the store; Lawrence Decker, 53; and Joe Morales, 51.
The men were identified as 31-year-old Christopher Adam Matous and 56-year-old Kent Jerome Duby.
The men were identified as two brothers, Sheheryar Alam Qazi, 30, and Raees Alam Qazi, 20.
The men were identified by the police as Robert Wolter, 28, and Joseph Knauer, 33.
