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Originally posted by AgentSmith
***WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES AND AUDIO***
This audio is a recording of a 911 call made by Kevin Cosgrove on 9/11 from the 105th floor of the WTC.
You can hear the collapse at the end (graphic)..
There are no audible explosions, which one would expect to hear if there were any, especially of the magnitude suggested in 911 Eyewitness.
www.rcfp.org...
10 Meg file, I had a problem where it saved it as an HTM file on my computer, so you may need to rename it to MP4 when it's finished.
From here:
www.rcfp.org...
WARNING: Some images are graphic (pictures of burned bodies in Pentagon, body parts in street from WTC attack).
EDIT: added graphic warning in title
[edit on 13-4-2006 by AgentSmith]
Originally posted by SMR
If you have winamp to listen to music, you should be able to play the file.Just rename to .mp4 rather than .html
You can skip all that if you wish and just get this mp3 version instead
You can right click save-as if you wish.
Audio - Melissa Doi: Click to listen ( .mp3 format )
Audio - Kevin Cosgrove: Click to listen ( .mp3 format )
Originally posted by Vinci
Originally posted by Majic
Be Prepared
It's okay to talk about it.
When I was younger I use to have an addiction to gore media. Including 9/11 victims. I was watching decapitation videos, marine-torture videos, etc. etc. I developed a special syndrome where I would imagine them everywhere I went and they'd warn me if I stopped watching they'd hurt me. It's been ~3 years and those photos reminded me of all my imaginations and such.
Still okay to talk about it? No offense but your post even more reminded me of the dead people I saw in mirrors and such. Although fully recovered mentally and emotionally, not a pleasant memory. Especially at 2 am.
So it didn't fall quite as fast as free fall, but it fell close enough for there to be no resistance from lower floors, that were not damaged.
Originally posted by AgentSmith
They may have heard explosions, as you would expect in a situation like this, but I find it hard to believe that a camcorder across the way can pick up these ear-shattering demolition explosions and yet a microphone in the building near the point collapse initiated did not (even though it clearly picked up the collapsing noise).
[edit on 13-4-2006 by AgentSmith]
how come the debris from higher up which is falling at free fall in atmosphere has overtaken the collapse of the building by far?
Originally posted by Skibum
Isn't it obvious, the debris is "falling" at a rate much faster than freefall would allow.
My theory on that is there are rocket motors attached to each piece of debris to propel them downwards, in order to give the illusion that the building is falling slower than the debris.
Originally posted by SMR
If gravity works as I think it does, the debris we see being ejected forcefully upwards does not calculate.
Some people may find the screams at the end with the sound of the tower collapsing disturbing. It's basically just a 911 call, but the main issue I'm trying to get across is that there are no explosions..
As it's in the tower and near the impact zone you'd expect to hear if any explosives had been used as some suggest.