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1.8 Million People and 6 Still Missing from Inauguration Crowds

Thursday, January 22, 2009
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Looks like the inauguration crowd estimates are now set at 1.8 million but not without controversy. That’s a lot of people! There are however, still around 6 people missing that got lost in the crowd most which are elderly or disabled.

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