[Billthegravedigger]

Originally Posted by Eanan ↗

Do people here seriously thing that "pink mist" is a body after hitting the ground?... Explain to me please how all of sudden the human body emits pink mist when it hits the ground? Last I knew you shatter your skeleton completely and were killed. The iq level in this thread is shocking to say the least.

Its clearly ash falling from the fire in the tower, and dispersing after hitting the crane of the truck or something. The ding is the noise of the firemen working around that area using tools etc. You can hear lots more "dings" in the video also if you listened. Also, I think a human body landing on a truck or even the footpath would give out a bit of thud dont ya think? And I think people would react to seeing a body landing a few feet away from, instead everyone in the video is extremely calm.

LOL @ all the effort you guys went to in this thread with the various videos

Let me ask you a question. Are you brain dead or just retarded ? Did you only watch the first video ? Ashes are ashes, and will not fall on a handrail and destroy it.

Ashes will not make a bang when they hit, the person in the video hit the handrail and it made a metallic bang. You should watch the other videos too before you make your judgment on this. In the video that Chey fixxed (thank you Chey) for androids, pause just as the camera starts to pan up. That is a body. Watch the android video to see him, and the third video I posted to hear him.

As for the blood being a mist, any human hits anything what-so-ever at 145 mph, their blood will mist. As for people reacting or the lack there of, People screamed, some said oh shit, some broke down in tears. Saying they were not reacting is bullshit.


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Some reacted more than others. Watch the third video, the firefighters are looking up and someone says uh oh or something to that effect. The camera turns to pan and barely catches it on film. Why would a firefighter say uh oh about ashes ?

And yes, your IQ is shocking to say the least.

[SmokeyNite]

Ever seen an animal hit by a car? Or even a body hit by a bullet. There is blood spray. A body falling at that rate, with that impact is going to have some major spray. Idiot....

[Rille]

Just look at the fireman as he see´s the body falling all the way down and reacts to the final. Don´t be haters! This is real. Thanks for the post.

[Evanz30]

What a fucking day. And for what?

[intre]

actually you can see that poor guy dropping down in the zoomed version after 12 seconds. like the thread title says: look close.

[moticos]

I'm watching the documentary "102 Minutes That Changed America" and they used this footage. The impact was so graphic they had to blur that part of the frame out.

I was skeptical when Bill posted this a couple days ago, but if you look at the slow-mo, zoomed in video you can make out the body against the building just before impact.

[Karma]

Very first vid I heard it but couldn't see it. It was over so fast. But every other vid you can clearly see that awful red mist as the metallic clang rings out. That was a human being and he exploded like a dropped water melon. Yeah I know that is what happens when something soft hits something hard from a great height, but to actually see it and hear it is another matter.

[stevew3765]

SAD. Can we at least feel fortunate for those souls that got to choose?

[cutehung]

yeah bill ...! i kinda could not make up my mind in the first video of this you posted! if it was a object with a spark off it as it hit or blood splatter . but at the same time that sound i heard be4 in the past that's some 1s Mellon going ting ! good work thanks for clarifying that point. only wish we could of seen it in closer view god dam camera man . good post bill.

[Billthegravedigger]

Originally Posted by stevew3765 ↗

SAD. Can we at least feel fortunate for those souls that got to choose?

I have thought about that more than once myself. Was it a mixed blessing to choose when the people on the planes and impact floors had no choice, or did it make it worse ? I am of the impression it was worse. The people on the planes was horrible, don't get me wrong.

Those on the impact floors were horrible, but they died instantly with the impact. The people above however did not. Imagine roasting and choking for an hour, only to realize you are FUCKED.

They at first thought there was hope for rescue, but as the moments went by, reality set in. A woman working at Windows on the World in the North Tower called to find out what was going on just a little after Flight 11 hit.

While she was still on the phone, they told here she could break windows if they needed too. She told a man help was coming, and he said no, we are on our own. You could hear people in the background say no don't, then a woman say oh my God, he jumped.