It <\/em>The toys are packaged with candy sold at Hispanic groceries. The company that sold them, but now has recalled them, is called Lisy "We gave our people, immediately, the authority to get it from the stores Upon realizing the nature of the toy, and the product number 9-0-1-1 from Channel A toy being sold from Florida to Boston depicts an airliner crashing into twin towers as the trophy for a candy cache. We are trying to track down any unrecalled packages, as these will certainly become collectors items. It … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/towertoy.jpg\")
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\n toy being sold from Florida to Boston depicts an airliner crashing into
\n twin towers as the trophy for a candy cache. We are trying to track down
\n any unrecalled packages, as these will certainly become collectors items. <\/em><\/p>\n
\n is hard to imagine a more tasteless display of crass commercialism,
\n which virtually guarantees it a place as an American classic. Any alert
\n readers spotting these gems should snatch up as many as they can get
\n their hands on….<\/p>\n
\n They were distributed
\n as far away as Boston.<\/p>\n
\n Corporation, a Miami-based spice, snack and candy company.<\/p>\n
\n and to send it back," comments Luis Padron, Lisy Corportation.<\/p>\n
\n on each toy, Lisy Corp. sent a letter to stores saying the toy "resembles
\n the Twin Towers and an airplane. [It is] "totally inappropriate".\n <\/p>\n
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