La antorcha de la Estatua de la Libertad ha estado cerrada al público desde 1916, cuando saboteadores alemanes volaron un depósito de municiones cercano; en los 110 años transcurridos desde entonces a ningún visitante se le ha permitido volver a subir hasta ella
La historia de unos de los atentados olvidados de Nueva York que provocó serios daños en uno de los monumentos más populares del mundo.
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