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2 Americans Killed in Brussels Attacks

Friday, March 25, 2016

 

PHOTO: Valentina Cala/flickr

Secretary of State John Kerry and a U.S. Official announced that two Americans are among those killed in the Brussels airport and metro station terror attacks. 

The American victims were siblings, Andrew Pinczowski and Sascha Pinczowski of New York City. 

GoLocal teams with Graphiq to illustrate how many Americans have been killed in Western Europe terror attacks between 1970 and 2014 and a timeline of all events surrounding the Brussels terror attacks that happened on Tuesday. 

 

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