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@ms.felonystrutter2472

Ай бұрын

Thank you Larry, I am a Transgurl on disability...I was raped by a former soldier who enlisted after 911. Now on disability, suffer from self harm issues. I am not complaining, how can I when seeing these Videos? I don't have much but will try and donate in July. Thank you for your work. Blessings to you

Father Mychal Judge wasn’t killed by a jumper. He died inside the North Tower when the South Tower fell. The firefighter who was hit and fatally wounded by a jumper was Daniel Suhr.

@dobeus8957

2 ай бұрын

I hope they make the correction as it is important for the families of both Father Judge and Mr. Suhr that their stories are retold correctly!

@standup2982

2 ай бұрын

@@dobeus8957 absolutely 💯

@cindypltnm

2 ай бұрын

Anyone who remembers 9/11 from day 1 especially if you were northerner, we remember Father Mychal Judge being carried out from the North tower. 😢

@standup2982

2 ай бұрын

@@cindypltnm yes, exactly that. It was on the documentary filmed by the French brothers, one of whom was right there with the Father when he died.

@misterdog7

2 ай бұрын

Yup I was about to say. Daniel Suhr indeed

I have been absolutely riveted to my chair listening to this interview. I really don’t have words to express how this impacted me;Larry you sir are a national treasure the work you’re doing will be greatly impacting America 🇺🇸 for generations. Thank you so much MAY GODS RICHEST BLESSING BE YOURS MY FRIEND. 😇 Vic is great communicator he had me right there I could almost taste and smell the air and feel the heat I am almost in tears ❤ I thank you both sincerely

@VoicesofHistory

2 ай бұрын

Alvin my friend, many thanks for your kind words. I love this interview with Vic. Very powerful very informative!! Like I said at the outset ,one of the best detailed stories of that fateful day. God bless you!!

It’s 2024 and I am Australian but I still watch all these stories about 9/11. I was woken by my husband very early just in time to witness the plane hitting tower 2. RIP to all who was lost on that day and those that followed. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@melissalynnwhitesides2109

Ай бұрын

I do the same thing! This day haunts me

@laviolist

Ай бұрын

Me too

@audreyperrin320

Ай бұрын

I love to hear all there story's

This was so heartbreaking and uplifting all at once. These interviews bring the human factor to this tragedy. Watching the news that day could not give you this aspect. Thank you for making this. God Bless!

@VoicesofHistory

27 күн бұрын

Thank you for your kind words Edith Roberts.

Thank you for your interview Mr. Guarnara, you are a compassionate and honourable person; bless you and your family

I have listened to many witness accounts. Hearing the happenings from the people who were right there, moves you more than anything. Thank you Vic, for sharing your story in such a powerful way. Best wishes to you and your family.

Thank you. This was very powerful and meaningful. May Vic be blessed throughout the remainder of his lifetime.

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

AMEN!!

Brilliant interview and so important to hear from those who were there that day. Thank you.

What an eloquent, authentic point of view this man has given us all! Thank you!

What an incredible interview. Vic's knowledge is invaluable and his thorough understanding and experience on the day is second to none. Hope he's well.

@VoicesofHistory

2 ай бұрын

Thank you Andy.

Im irish. Ive always had an affinity with New York . I visited in 2007 and didn't want to go home. I paid my respects to those who died when i visited the 911 site. It was the saddest place ive ever been to. New Yorkers are the most authentic most beautiful people in the world . Much love ♥️

*We had these big Motorola 2000s radios, like walkie talkies.* just hearing that makes me sad, how simple times were 😢

John O'Neil. Now that was one interesting dude. That he was just hired by Silverstien and perrished on 9/11 is a harsh, harsh irony.

@SpartacusErectus

2 ай бұрын

If you dig deeper it gets worse..

@allencollins6031

2 ай бұрын

@@SpartacusErectus Oh I have Spartacus. And none of it's good, as you know.

@shannonbarr2361

2 ай бұрын

That Looming Tower is the story of John O’Neil and the build up to 9/11

@roxyfoxyyy7

2 ай бұрын

@@SpartacusErectuscan you tell me?? 👀

@joojoobean84

Ай бұрын

​@@roxyfoxyyy7watch or read the looming tower and you'll be very moved by what transpired with John.

I have been sitting here all day thinking it’s about time to hear from Larry 😇❤️ so glad to hear from you I hope you have a wonderful week , you have just made my day !❤️🕊❤️🇺🇸🎯

@VoicesofHistory

2 ай бұрын

Blessings my friend.

Thank you for recording this important part of history.

Did I do ok. You did better than ok you did brilliant. On a day that saw the worst of mankind you showed the best of mankind and compassion for your fellow man. You and every one of those brave firefighters and other survivors who helped people to safety. Putting their lives before their own. Words cannot express the gratitude owed to so few by so many. Vicks knowledge and understanding of those Towers was key to a lot of lives being saved that terrible day. Respect and ❤️🇬🇧

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

Did I do ok? What a great question, one we will all soon ask at the end of our lives on this earth.

Amazing recall. What a man and what he went through,... the one thing that's not correct in his recall is that Fr Mychal Judge, FDNY Chaplain, was not hit /killed by a person falling. He died in the Lobby of 1WTC as 2WTC collapsed. He was hit by debris on the back of his head. RIP. This version has been going around for 23 years. I think it came about as Firefighter Daniel Suhr *had* been killed by a 'jumper' on Liberty Street as his engine company 216 was about to enter the southside of Tower 2. The story got about that Fr Mychal was also hit when he was blessing FF Suhr. Simply not true. Despite that one misapprehension, how lovely that Mr Guarnera found Fr Mychal's helmet in the lobby of 1WTC and gave it back to the FDNY dep chief. What a brave man for all he did that horrible day.

@Onlytheclouds

2 ай бұрын

This is correct. There is video footage of Judge standing in the lobby while one of the Naudet brothers films. It’s actually really sad because you see him look up into the air and he knows it’s going to be bad. When the other tower comes down they all run into a nearby section with an elevator but Judge doesn’t make it in time.

@melissacoxen6001

2 ай бұрын

He possibly confused him with another fire fighter who was the first fireman who died because he was hit by a person who did jump. It wasn't Mychal judge but I forget the fire fighters name.

@jamalmckenzie3822

Ай бұрын

I thought Daniel Suhr was assigned to rescue 4.

@user-xi7gz6sz4w

Ай бұрын

I thought Fr. Judge had a heart attack at the scene, not a blunt head trauma.

@amyg8761

23 күн бұрын

@@user-xi7gz6sz4w Yes I just learned this watching an excellent interview with Tim Brown.

This is such a great retelling. Thanks for putting all these videos together. 🇨🇦🇺🇸

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Wow, this is a hell of a 9/11 story, probably one of the absolute best!!! He saw John ONeill, that's amazing, and the dogs, and he was probably one of the last people to ever step foot on the observation deck & rooftop. Just amazing, and really detailed cuz he knew all the inner workings of that entire area! Excellent, just excellent!

I just want to give this man a hug. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Mr. Guarnera brings out the confusion of that morning. I was working several hundred miles away and I recall how unbelievable the news was of the first then the second plane striking the towers. For us, it was the second plane that started questions if this was a terrorist attack. So much sadness and confusion that day.

@VoicesofHistory

2 ай бұрын

Glad you got to watch this interview Chet. Thanks for making it possible for others to hearing and to learn from Mr. Guarnera. This was history being made now almost 23 years ago.

People don't talk about the dogs enough. You really don't hear a lot about the role they played in the aftermath of 9/11. You also don't hear about what happened to them after the cleanup was done. I wish somebody could find some of the handlers.

@thaismatsumoto

2 ай бұрын

My foster uncle was the head veterinarian for the dogs. Something he still does when there are disasters. His name is Barry Kellog.

@Britta_no_filter

Ай бұрын

Have you seen the documentary about the hero dogs of 9/11?

Thank you for sharing. Incredible story!

@VoicesofHistory

25 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Incredible, thank you for sharing your experience, Sir. I shed many tears listening, bless your kind soul.

@VoicesofHistory

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening.

My understanding is that the jumpers had no choice. The temperature was rising too high and there was no relief and no hope. The pain was too much. They had too jump. It was no longer a choice, as I understand it.

@colinzeta1985

Ай бұрын

Temperature was recorded at over 1000 degrees. From what I heard from my mom (trauma nurse) she said their wasn't even the option to sit in a corner and die of suffocation its just something unbearable

I am a New Yorker, born and raised in Queens. Spent a lot of my teen years in 1960 and 1970 running around Manhattan. Had been upstairs to Windows on World for dates and even worked a temp job in WTC for a couple of days back in the 1980's. I was at work in Dutchess County, NY the day of the attack. I had moved up here 11 years before the tragedy. I was on the phone with my husband who was home; I was telling him about the 1st plane when tje 2nd one hit while we were talking to each other. That was when we realized it was a terrorist attack. And just now, when I heard this getleman say that Tower 1 groaned - a noise he had never heard the WTC make before - for the first time I realized that the WTC was really a living entity that was signaling that it was mortally wounded...and it was dying. There would be no way to save it. Nor any of those being supported by its structure. Those high up in the sky would not survive.

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

Great comment Marie. Thank you. Check out some of my other 9/11 stories.

Wow this was an amazing interview, the questions at the end were very powerful. Thank you

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This is very good. Fantastic human story.

Thank you. God bless you

You have such a great voice it keeps me interested

@So-krat3s

2 ай бұрын

Was ist wichtig? Eine schöne Stimme oder Wahrheit?????????????????????????????

@jswiss8k

2 ай бұрын

​@@So-krat3s?

….They don’t make em like they used to

@VoicesofHistory

2 ай бұрын

Amen to that Andy.

I have and often still do think about the situation those people lived through that day and the hight at which those towers stood has made my heart skip a beat in thinking about that situation and If it would have been me would I have Jumped ? With the upmost respect for those people and that day I believe that in that situation you’re faced with death either way and one of those options wasn’t nearly as bad as the torture of the other. I believe in that position you’ve very likely accepted your fate and I hope ( for those people) that upon acceptance of that fate it gave them the peace and courage to make that Jump. If there is a god up there in the heavens he just had to have guided and been with those people who made that jump R.I.P to all those that lost their lives that day on 9/11 ❤❤❤

You are a awesome human being

Interesting very thanks for your story ❤

This was a great video. Thank you ❤

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

Thank you Andria!! Hope you've seen my complete 9/11 film. Do you know what today is?

I always believed that father Michael Judge died from heart failure when the first tower collapsed. He was carried out by some of the first responders. He did lose his helmet though.

@sydneyreynolds6967

2 ай бұрын

Yes he had a heart attack while in WTC1 as WTC2 collapsed. Yes, he did lose his helmet.

@tammywhite1028

2 ай бұрын

​@@sydneyreynolds6967watch the video the two brothers did. The priest didn't have a heart attack. He was hit by debris when tower 1 collapsed.

@user-xi7gz6sz4w

Ай бұрын

Yes, I thought it was said he suffered a massive heart attack at the scene.

When was this interview done? Vic stated he was 64 at the time, so I’m trying to understand how he looks so young still.

@VoicesofHistory

20 күн бұрын

I interviewed Vic and the other survivors in 2011 in New Jersey and Brooklyn, New York. I hope you’ve seen the entire film which I just released for Independence Day.

Content starts at 4:41

@theallseeingkats6321

Ай бұрын

Thanks i hate small talk on youtube

Excellent and well done

You did not mention what year this interview took place in the title or description.

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

It is there...8 24 2011, Brooklyn, NY.

@orbtastic

Ай бұрын

@@VoicesofHistory Didn't Vic die some time ago? July 2020? Unless your intro pre-dates that.

Father Mychal Judge was not hit by a jumper -- he apparently had a heart attack and died when the South Tower collapsed.

What year was this interview conducted?

@VoicesofHistory

Ай бұрын

2011

Father Michael was absolutely not killed by a jumper.. He was killed when the second tower collapsed. You are confusing the death of a firefighter named Danny who was killed by a jumper falling on him as he approached the North Tower. Father Michaels death certificate for this particular incident is listed as 001. So here's the official 001 victim of the tragedy. However, the very first person to die in this whole affair was a gentleman named Danny Lewin Who was sitting in business class on flight 11

you did more than ok

Making sure security doors are working has to feel like such a small, pointless thing in hindsight

Father Mychal Judge wasn't killed by a jumper that needs to be corrected. If we are never to forget let's make sure we don't rewrite history.

1:26:00 - - 1:34:00 - -

Dogs, bro!

His wife doesn't sound like the best person. She should feel lucky she still has him

@lesleywilliams1210

2 ай бұрын

I don't know if I missed something there, but (rightly or wrongly) I got the impression he felt the experience made him a better person, with more humility and perspective, less of a need to control a situation, and that this is what his wife thought as well. Even the marriage ending does not mean that she did not feel lucky she still has him. There are many people who are on good terms with an ex; but reach a point where they can't handle living with them anymore.

Too long of an intro! Great videos

I am binge watching 9/11 again and this video landed in my feed, so I'm currently watching and absorbing. I remember down the detail, where I was the morning of 9/11 when the first plane hit, thinking it surely was a small plane, an accident. I was in the conference room at work and we were all speculating the same thing when the second plane hit. Immediately my thoughts were this was a terrorist attack and that our world would be forever changed. When President Bush addressed the nation, my overwhelming thought was, for the United States to be successful in fighting terrorism, we would have to really and truly understand the mindset. We were dealing with an intensely dangerous enemy and conventional methods would be useless. My sister lives in Manhattan, and she was coming out of the subway as the second tower was hit. She managed to get one of the last taxis to get home. She said the scene before her was nothing short of apocalyptic. Her husband was an eye witness to the entire tragedy, as he watched from a nearby office building, and he somehow managed to walk home. I shut everything down that day. It was incomprehensible and it was the only way for me to manage the intense fear and lack of safety I felt. Fast forward 20 years, and that is when it all unfolded for me. By that time, there were so, so many documentaries and stories from that day and the ensuing recovery, to how this tragedy is still claiming lives through the illnesses first responder and others have and are facing, to the building of the memorials. Through watching endless videos, I finally was able to fully understand what happened that day, and start my own personal healing journey. The chaos from that day, now spilled out into an encyclopedia's worth of knowledge. Through the intense tragedies that live on, I have been able to discover the humanity and the heroism that man does indeed possess, and above all, that there is hope.

No disrespect, but this mans looks IDENTICAL to Donald Gorske, the man who eats a big mac everyday.

@vickiladu6755

Ай бұрын

Is he still alive??!! Lol

19:44 when I watched, my brain couldn’t process how smoke was already billowing from the tower BEFORE the plane strikes the building in a replay - an alternate angle found by the news channel I was watching. It wasn’t a replay.

@cchris874

2 ай бұрын

Not following you. How is this related to 19:44 in this video?

Great interviewing job and presenting this video. 🥹🥲💙

@VoicesofHistory

2 ай бұрын

Than you Reneé. God bless you!!

It’s 2024 and I am Australian but I still watch all these stories about 9/11. I was woken by my husband very early just in time to witness the plane hitting tower 2. RIP to all who was lost on that day and those that followed. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤