The South Tower (Full Episode) | 9/11 One Day in America
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The South Tower (Full Episode) | 9/11 One Day in America
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All Comments (21)
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The story of Stanley and Brian has always been my favorite 9/11 story. It tells me that true friends can be found in the darkest times and in times of crisis. To this day, Stanley and Brian remain close friends and they share their story often.
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To anyone that survived 9/11 (incl. EMS workers who risked their lives to save others), if no one has ever told you, I am so thankful that you are still here with us and that you managed to find the strength to make it one more day. You are loved, appreciated, and are very important to us! <3
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When he said they were blood brothers. And shook hands. I cried. Something so pure happening in the darkest most horrendous moment of your life. A brother for life. It made me cry so much!
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I love Stanley's detailed descriptions of the moments that occurred. I can visualize everything vividly through him.
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Respect to all the Emergency responders who risked their lives to save others. True definition of selflessness. R.I.P 🪦
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The lady who was alive but basically dead was so heartbreaking
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My dad's last words were 'stay strong kid daddy will always be in the sunsets'
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Thanks to all the therapists, social workers, and psychologists and those who helped healed the mental state of those affected. Your efforts were tremendous.
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Getting hit by the landing gear of a plane and surviving is one of the most insane things I’ve ever heard or seen. What a story
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22 years later, this is still extremely painful. It doesn’t get easier. Thank you for uploading this and allowing us to watch it on YouTube.
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"Lord, I can't do this - you take over!".
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The way Stanley tells his story is remarkable. With each time he's told it over the years he's been able to peel back layers upon layers. It never gets old of him telling his story. You can feel his pain, sincereness, regret but also his insight. So many people lived to tell in such horrific deal of this day in human history. We have not healed from this emotionally and we are feeling thr affects of this in our society until this day.
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Brian and Stans story is truly amazing and heartbreaking at the same time. To know those other people who went out could have possibly made it out wit them is sooo sad.
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22 years later, and still more tragic as it was!
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“People were kind to each other.” No racism. No sexism. No homophobia. Not even any hate against religion just yet in this era. What it takes for people to come together, is a life and death gamble.
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I’m still here dad I miss you rest in peace dad 😢
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I was 22 years old when this happened. Now I'm 44, and it feels as if it was yesterday. Hearing about those events and about the fate of the people that were affected by them still makes me tear up.
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I am in awe of Brian and Stan’s story. It is nothing short of miraculous.
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I can't stop watching the documentaries and movies about 911 I was 19 yrs old when it happened I had a 5 month old baby watched the news that morning and I felt so scared what is happening to this world and each year goes by and it only gets worse. To everyone in the world God bless you
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Every once in awhile I come back to these documentaries as a reminder of the events of that day and it feels like it happened yesterday. I was in the library of my high school in Sault Ste Marie ON, watching all this unfold. 😢I will absolutely never forget the brave men and women that made it through that day. REST IN PEACE to all of those who didn’t make it. NEVER FORGET.
