William Rodriguez, a custodian at the North Tower, considered taking a sick day on 9/11 but was persuaded by his supervisor to come to work.
Rodriguez used his master key to unlock dozens of doors, allowing many people to escape the tower after the first plane struck.
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The story of William Rodriguez highlights the heroism and selflessness of individuals on 9/11
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