THE FINAL VERDICT
Javonte saved the photo as his wallpaper.
“You can’t tell me that’s not God,” he told the news crews. “You can’t tell me that’s not them.”
Anisa, the frustrated commuter, became an accidental messenger of peace.
She had taken the photo out of annoyance, to save her job. Instead, she saved a man’s sanity.
The tragedy took three beautiful lives that day.
But the image left behind a legacy that traveled around the world.
It reminded millions of people that even in the most horrific, mangled moments of life… there is still light.
Javonte eventually found the strength to move forward, carrying the memory of his girls not with horror, but with peace.
The beam of light remains unexplained by science.
And frankly, no one involved cares about the physics. They care about the feeling.
Sometimes, believing is seeing.
