9/11 Remembered - A Day of Infamy (Special 1 hour edit)

[@VoicesofHistory]

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[@daniellehuddle5558]

Is this strange that I can’t stop watching all the videos on here about 9/11? My heart goes out too everyone still after all these years.. still sending all my love from Australia 🇦🇺 xxxx love Danielle

[@VoicesofHistory]

Dear Danielle, Thank you for watching my film and for your comment. Someday I would love to visit Australia. If you would like to view the complete 2 1/2 hour 9/11 documentary which I produced please let me know. Feel free to email back. EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@daniellehuddle5558]

Voices of History thanks for replying, Australia is a beautiful place still warm here will be winter shortly soon though.... sure I’ll watch it for you.... talk soon, Danielle

[@VoicesofHistory]

@@daniellehuddle5558 Danielle, I hope you will watch and share my new 9/11 documentary I just released this evening. Thank you!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6mynXehd7Z6erM

[@alexisjordanschreiner1471]

A surviving firefighter was told he was a hero ,and he responded, "the real heroes of 9/11 are dead", meaning the 1st responders that rushed to the impact point to rescue immediately after impact. RIP

[@VoicesofHistory]

@ Alexis Jordan Schreiner, yes, the military veterans I have interviewed over the years say the same thing. To me the dead and the living will always be my heroes!!! God Bless you and thank you for watching my film...Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@melissawoogin415]

I PROMISE to never forget. I too can’t stop listening and reading the stories from survivors after all these years. You have to listen. You need to continue watching and listening so that ALL of us NEVER NEVER forget. Gd bless those who lost their lives that day and of course Gd bless America

[@VoicesofHistory]

Melissa, our country is famous for forgetting. Like with my Holocaust story, many are forgetting and choosing not to remember what happened September 11, 2001. I hope you have watched my entire 2 1/2 hour film. You watched the one hour version. It was edited. You should watch the whole film. Feel free to reach out if you need help finding the links. God bless you!! EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@VoicesofHistory]

Melissa, I hope you will watch and share my new 9/11 documentary I just released this evening. Thank you!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6mynXehd7Z6erM

[@AmyLSchulte]

This should be shown every year in schools and on TV.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@AmyBEgirl, I agree. Thank you for watching my video. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@VoicesofHistory]

Amy, I hope you will watch and share my new 9/11 documentary I just released this evening. Thank you!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6mynXehd7Z6erM

[@g5e8m1]

I was born in Manhattan resided at Lower East Side. I just can't stop crying, I, too, lost a friend, she was like a little sister to me, she was in the North Tower 105th floor, her remains were found weeks later. God Bless all of them and you too. Love one another like you never love before, life is so precious. Jesus Christ loves you all and so do I.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thanks, Geanie. If you would like to see the entire 2 1/2 hour film please let me know. I would like to find a venue to show this film back east in September for the 15th anniversary of 9/11.

[@g5e8m1]

thanks, that we help! God Bless

[@VoicesofHistory]

Were you able to view the entire film? Please let me know. EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@thatdude169]

27 funerals ?!!!?? I did 2 in one month and my world was destroyed. God bless these people

[@crystalmast3973]

I still cry when I pause and remember. So much loss, pain and grief. So many heroes. We’ll never forget.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Crystal Mast, thank you for watching my film documentary. God bless you!!

[@MrSaltphone]

I came to Manhattan (I lived on 29th and Lexington) in August 2001 from London to spend the rest of the summer working in NYC (I'm Irish and spending a summer in the U.S was almost a rite of passage as a 21 year-old dying to see the world). My very first day of work at an Irish bar and restaurant around 32nd street near Penn Station was on September 11th 2001 at 10.00am. By the time I arrived for my first shift, (I was oblivious to the news until I got there) the whole city was already completely shut-down and consequently the only staff for the entire day was the owner, a chef and me. I met hundreds of people that day who had been working in or near the WTC...the fact that I had to help run a bar and restaurant with 2 other people protected me from really understanding the enormity of what was happening in the moment...I watch these documentaries and videos mainly because I have never been able to fully articulate what that day was like to live through but, somehow I get comfort from listening to the stories of all the survivors because they articulate it exactly...I will never forget a woman I met in the restroom of my work that day...she had seen one of the planes go past her office window in or near the WTC...she was covered in that white sooty/dust stuff but as she was telling me what had happened, she was constantly apologising to me about the soot she was covered in messing up the bathroom. When I think of 9/11, I think of that woman almost always first (I've always wondered how she dealt with it) and others who just walked in off the street shell-shocked and stood looking at the TV from morning to evening. I live back in the UK so rarely meet anyone who has had a similar experience.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film. I would be interested in documenting your story. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@tammygouletschrader8785]

18 years later these images are still so hard to watch.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Tammy Goulet Schrader, Thank you for watching my film. God bless you!!

[@tammygouletschrader8785]

@@VoicesofHistory your welcome God bless you too

[@SoberIrishman]

I was in the dr. Office learning of testicular cancer just as the 2nd plane flew into the Tower 1. That took my mind off of my personal issue from that moment on. I survived thank God Jehovah.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film - Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@SoberIrishman]

@@VoicesofHistory thank you larry

[@ekaterini2957]

flew home to NJ on 9/10. Woke up to 9/11. Will never forget, can never forget. God have mercy on us all.

[@richardhutchison3123]

"There ARE enemies among us and they NEED TO BE identified". AMEN!

[@podonovan6120]

I remember the day so well … but for different reasons. I was watching my father die in hospital… he had been sick for a long time and we ached to see him go to a better place. The tv screen in that room was a distraction of the saddest kind from my own personal pain. The collective pain of the victims and their families resonates with me now. Dad died September 28th… May he and all those people rest in eternal peace and Gods love light.❤️‍🩹

[@JadeStrawberry]

I think everyone remembers where they were on September 11th. Its still very hard to comprehend and doesn't get easier with time. Your film was very sensitively done and compelling for those who were around back then, and those who weren't and want to know. God bless everyone affected by this tragedy.

[@paigeleigh2554]

From the UK, I should like to thank you for this film, and although I found it extremely powerful, it was done so sensitively. God bless, everyone!

[@VoicesofHistory]

God love you, Paige!! Thank you for watching my film. Your comment really touched my heart. Most Sincerely, Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@VoicesofHistory]

Paige, would enjoy speaking with you.

[@fazeridge6965]

RIP to those who died. 17 year today was a tragedy and I will always remember. 🙌

[@carolclmcm1214]

I can sit here and watch this on my comfortable love seat with my cat on my lap and I cannot even begin to accept or understand the most miniscule part of what these brave americans saw, heard, smelled, and experienced. God bless every single one of them. ❤️

[@allandavis8201]

CL MCM, As has been often said, and I believe completely, “Unless you were there you will never be able to understand “, all we can do is empathise and not allow ourselves to ever forget, or those that have paid the ultimate price for our freedoms, to be forgotten. Lest We Forget.

[@JJFDNY]

RIP Orio Palmer and all who we lost that day..

[@hightower6645]

All of those lives lost for nothing. It makes no sense. Disgusting.

[@joseantoniodelgado109]

To this day, I still have nightmares about planes crashing down and I wake up with a very heavy heart. I wasn't born in America, but I bleed, Red, White and Blue for life.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my video. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@mariekatherine5238]

I was ten blocks away in a deli, grabbing a breakfast before heading uptown to my friend’s condo to take care of her cats while she was in London on business. I got off the train at 86 St. to walk the remaining blocks uptown, it was such a nice day. The first plane struck unbeknownst to me while I opened a bag of cat food. Strange, but I never watch TV, but after feeding the cats, I turned it on. I thought it was fake, a realistically bad new movie, but then I realized it wasn’t. I ended up staying there with the cats for the next week, living off the food, never going out. I think I had a breakdown of sorts. I couldn’t even watch more TV. I read my friend’s books, played with her cats, laid on the couch a lot and kept all the curtains closed. I’m just now watching some of the 911 videos. Who did it it? How? Why? I won’t pretend to know. Not at all unlikely it was not as we’ve been told. I quit walking for exercise and eventually moved to Kentucky.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Marie Katherine, thank you for your amazing comment. Thank you also for watching my film. God Bless You!!

[@stevenladnyk4526]

That seems like a form of PTSD. Talk to someone. It will help. Keep your head up.

[@marilyncatalano6478]

If this was a movie, it would be the best movie I'd ever seen. It was perfect. Tributes flowing as they should. Tears flowing as they should. Humanity at it's worst and best as it was. These people are my hero. All of them.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Dear Marilyn, one of the most heartfelt comments I have received. Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@Connie4422]

Here on September 18th, 2024. Feeling the sadness as if it happened yesterday. Every year I find new videos. I watch as my way of honoring those that were tragically lost that awful day, those who survived, their families, and anyone else deeply affected. You are forever in my heart and prayers. God Bless America!!

[@stardustring]

I totally understand New Yorkers when they say it was a beautiful day. I was born an raised in California. When 911 happened i was in California. I moved to New York in 2004. Been here 20 years in Manhattan NY. You don't get many sunny nice days in New York like i did in California, as a New Yorker, when a beautiful sunny day rolls around you just bask in it. I totally understand now, since moving here. In New York the transition from summer to autumn is just beautiful, you can feel the crisp air moving in.

[@nancydeis7121]

One of the things said on here that hit me was.....'I prayed to God and I wasn't a religious guy or anything but i guess that's the time, like this is kinda it.....life changing moment of holding my 3 infant babies in my arms......God was with me and I realized He doesn't come from far away He is inside of us and you just ask Him to be with you and He is there........'

[@allandavis8201]

I have seen quite a few videos about 9/11 and the things people did in the vain attempt to live, but the one image that I can never forget from all the material ever shown is of those forced to die by either burning alive or jumping to certain death, and them falling for what feels like an eternity, I will never be able to understand how they made that decision. There but for the grace of God go I.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Agreed!!!! Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@nomopms1]

It's now 2024. I wish that the ppl who are rooting for Hamas, Hezbollah, ISIS, Al-Qaeda, PLA, etc, would come to understand what terrorism really is. It isn't cool. Nothing about it makes you cool. Every sovereign country has a right and duty to defend itself against terrorists. This video choked me up. I remember it like it was yesterday, and so do my kids. We've made sure our grandkids have learned about it. NEVER, EVER FORGET!!

[@tejadeja9542]

My heart goes out to, and I just love every single one of these people in this documentary. Their gratitude to God, and thankfulness for being alive just shines through. Thank you Lord.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Many thanks Teja!! God bless you!!

[@odie8]

This is one of the best 9/11 documentaries I have ever seen. I live in Ga and I was 22 or 23 and I was on the phone with a customer I was designing a kitchen (she lived there but had a rental here) and she screamed and said, Amber, omg... a plane just hit one of the towers. I watched Peter Jennings and recorded it for weeks. I think about 9/11 everyday. I don’t know if that is normal and I’m not sure why if affects me the way is does. My mom had recently died and I was newly married. Maybe it is because this was the first tragedy I remember as an adult. All I know is that I will never forget 9/11. It lays heavy on my heart and my mind. It is just still so unbelievable that this happened. How do you even come to terms with this if you live there or know someone there? If I think of it everyday, my god, I cannot even imagine what they go through. Really great documentary 😢💙

[@VoicesofHistory]

Dear Leah, what a really great comment. I am happy you were able to view my film. I do have a full 2/12 hour version of the film if you are interested. Please let me know. The version you watched was a shorter one hour edit. I think you would like to see the entire documentary. Feel free to reply back here or email me for a quicker response. Thank you kindly. EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@odie8]

Voices of History I would definitely love to see it. I emailed the addy you posted, but email came back to me.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Hope you got the message I sent you on your KZbin page. Please let me know. Thank you. Try my other email address: [e-mail]

[@ashleyklug4538]

i really appreciate this film. a lot of documentaries always feature the same people and the same perspectives. in no way am i downplaying what any of them went through that day but it's nice to hear some new stories and perspectives. the human spirit sure is incredible

[@VoicesofHistory]

Well said, Ashley. I couldn’t agree with you more. I appreciate you watching the film and for commenting. How did you find my film? If you are interested in viewing the entire 2 1/2 hour film please let me know.

[@ashleyklug4538]

Voices of History thanks for posting! i'm researching free energy and it always comes back to a couple things like tesla, aliens and 9/11. i saw your film and watched because i noticed the voices weren't the ones i always hear

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you Ashley!!

[@VoicesofHistory]

Ashley here is my complete film catalog: lcappetto.wixsite.com/honorstore

[@candacepilkington8044]

I LOVE this doc..such a sad thing to happen, but I love watching these videos and learning about these events..can’t get enough info on this

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Candace Ford, Thank you for watching my film. God bless you!!

[@mariafleurdelizreyes9404]

2019 June After watching... You wanted to ask God, have I done enough to serve you, and my purpose? I can not stop crying and my heart still breaks...

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my video, Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@networkghozt3153]

Father Mike was a great and loving man but over the years ive heard so many stories about his death. The main one being that he died outside kneeling to give last rites to a recent jumper, Even though that is totally something Father Mike would have done number one as a firefighter he would never have put himself in the position of being hit and killed by other jumper while giving last rites to a person that just jumped, really just think about it folks. Common sense. The absolute 100% true way that Father Mike was killed is that he was in the lobby with all the other chiefs firefighters, first responders etc. inside tower #1 when suddenly they all (the chiefs) heard the loud rumble of tower #2 coming down so as one group with Father Mike following behind the group everything went black but when they finally got light going and a little of the dust cloud thinned a fireman noticed Father Mikes Body at the bottom of one of the escalators with no pulse and not breathing. later they figured out that when they all ran to the area where the escalators were seeking shelter debris from tower #2 blew into where they all were and a big heavy piece of the debris struck Father Mike in the back of his neck killing him pretty much immediately. So no matter what you hear that is the true blue way that he was taken from everyone on that tragic day. I think of and pray for him and the family often he is a hero and will be missed.

[@paulsuprono7225]

A great phrase . . . 'always live each day, as it is to be . . . your last !'

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my video, Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@dkr21266]

Very sad day... God bless all those poor people and their families. I pray for them often... My heart still hurts for those lost on this day...😢

[@melissaschoelkopf7828]

I feel like people have forgotten. The spirit, the coming together, kindness for others and remembering those that made a difference.

[@ahmanetmarzouk9272]

this is one of the most well done documentaries done about 9/11...we all will never forget precisely where we were and what we were doing when the first plane hit...i can never forget watching people jumping to a certain death..and couldn't stop the tears when the gentleman said in the video..you make your peace with God and you take that other option....RIP to all the victims of that day

[@VoicesofHistory]

@ahmanet marzouk, this comment also cuts me to the heart. When I interviewed Vic his story is one of the best of that day. He is a remarkable man!! Speaking of those who made their peace with God and jumped is unimaginable. Could you imagine being in that situation and what you would have done? Thank you for watching my film documentary. God bless you!!

[@ahmanetmarzouk9272]

@@VoicesofHistory thank you for sharing it with the world, i have shared it on my facebook and in some of my groups, it was one of the most touching documentaries that i have seen. no i can't imagine having to make that choice, i remember watching on tv that day seeing them jump and i couldn't stop crying. as a nation we will never forget that day and the brave 1st responders...again thank you for an excellent film. God bless you !!!

[@cherylcooper1885]

Around the 56:00 mark I started reflecting on how awesome people started pulling together, all over this Land! No longer mad at family or anode at a stranger you just looked at each other and hearts said "We are Americans and I care about my neighbor!" It was automatic - the Spirit of America brought communities together! Flags flying on everything and everywhere from sea to shining sea!

[@JenniferAspinwall]

I’ve made the decision to homeschool my 5th grader. I will be adding this documentary to our history curriculum. Thank you for this extraordinary film.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Dear Jennifer, I am so happy you found the 1 hour edit of my 9/11 film. I am thrilled you will be adding this story to your history curriculum. I would like to see all of my films in history classes across the country. Maybe what you are doing will catch on with other home school groups. Feel free to reach out via my website regarding this matter. God bless you!! WEBSITE: larrycappetto.com

[@AmyLSchulte]

How sad that the unity and compassion is gone.

[@tawnkuimi-uru7212]

Simply...NEVER FORGET

[@thebonesaw..4634]

I was an operations manager for an auto auction in Houston. Our sale day was Friday so, during the week, we busied ourselves with preparing for the next sale. As an ops manager, you're always out on the facility, I never spent more than an hour or two in my office, usually very briefly in the morning and then late in the evening for a couple of hours to catch up on e-mails. By the time I was told about the attack, both buildings had already fallen. But... we didn't have a TV on the facility, so the information we were getting was all over the place. I was told that it was a single plane, and it had somehow hit both buildings, and they had collapsed instantly. They said that one of the towers had collapsed three quarters of the way, and that the other had collapsed only one quarter of the way. I remember that seeming completely unreal, that it had to be a mistake. I had lived in New York for a year when I was around 20 years-old, and I knew that there was no way that a pilot would have flown that low over Manhattan... it was just impossible. A couple hours later, the president of the Auction went and bought a big 25 inch TV (they were still the big CRTs back then, we didn't have flat screens yet). He hooked it up and tuned in to one of the local channels. Reception wasn't great, but we could see it clearly enough to understand that this was way worse than what we had been told. I didn't get home that night until 7 or 8 PM... I sat up and watched it over and over again... and it still didn't seem real. The next day was the first time I realized there were no planes flying. We were on the flight path for Hobby, and not very far from it, so the planes were always loud when they flew over. All of a sudden it just hit me at how quiet it was. It was eerie hearing that kind of silence in a major city. And you could already feel it... America had changed. We were all changed forever.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@The Bonesaw, yes, changed forever! Life was changed that day for everyone!! Thank you for you amazing comment and for watching my film. God Bless You!!

[@loriadams1588]

This is a very good collection of memories and information from that horrible day. We can all remember where we were, and what were doing, when we heard what happened. We can look back on the mass physical destruction. The people element, the personal experiences, are priceless.

[@wendybrooks6154]

I’m glad they can “talk it out”. It must have been a terrifying experience. I’m so sorry they have to have this in their memory for ever and ever. I also hope they can make peace with themselves and let go of any survivors guilt. So many died, yet they lived. And I hope they earn that gift , and do good things with their lives.

[@mariajones7990]

watching this as I do many in 2017 from Britain. An still so sad. Bless all

[@darkknucklessituation7037]

Im now 36 years old. Even after 18 years, wounds of September 11, 2001 still are fresh. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 *I will NEVER forget* 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!!

[@standup2982]

Thank you for this upload, it's so very touching. I'm in the UK, I was watching it on TV as I had to leave to collect my daughter from school. I told my neighbour what was happening and we rushed back from the school run to sit in front of the TV for hours, speechless. My love to all those who were there, and the families who suffered a loss of their loved one 💔❤

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Stand Up, such a touching and amazing comment. I appreciate you sharing with me. If you would like to see the full 2 1/2 film please contact me.God Bless You!! WEBSITE: larrycappetto.com

[@josephrobinson5452]

The statement that the black woman made at 58:20 is right on point and she is not talking about Bin Laden either. She is talking about people that are far closer to home that are right here among us. What a beautiful wise woman. You have to be smart to understand what she is saying there.

[@danieljakubik3428]

Very well done and emotionally powerful. I was 38 years old when 9/11 happened. I watched this on live television 14 minutes since it began.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film Dan. God bless you!!

[@natmontana5666]

watching in 2016 and its still sad And raw x x God bless

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you Gia!!

[@davetrescher301]

I still can't get it in my head what happen on that beautiful day my prayers are with everyone who lost love ones & friends you will Never be forgotten

[@danoia4]

Thanks for uploading it was a great video. We will always remember

[@i.m.7710]

Heartfelt condolences to all the victims and innocent people who have been touched by this tragedy. In this hour of need, dear God Grant us your grace, Guide us from darkness to light From confusion to clarity From pain to joy From hate to love. Give us the strength to endure. Give us the courage to go on. Bless us with your kindness. - Prem Rawat Sept 11, 2001.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@I. M., thank you for your prayer and for watching my video. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@romeaffair]

It's so lovely that they can still remember what a beautiful day it was. Shows there is hope and recovery and still joy to be found in the world and being alive even after such an unimaginable ordeal.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Oh such a great comment. Thank you for watching my film. If you want to view the entire 2 1/2 hour film please write me. EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@aaaacripes3675]

I don t think I will forget that day...it is a horrible memory May God grant comfort and pray for protection on things that threaten to come

[@missstormchaser1]

2017 and it's still no easier watching these documentaries :( it's like watching it for the first time again whenever I watch something on 9/11. Don't think we will ever come to accept what happened and will only be accepted when the generation who witnessed this happen live are no longer around. We shouldn't have witnessed the horrors on that day and people shouldn't have died the way they did that day :( reading a book just now called "working stiff" written by a pathologist who worked some remains, she IDd one person after finding part of his cheque book imbedded deep in his muscle in his thigh, she IDd another woman thanks to her wedding ring which was on her hand attached to her arm which was..... buried deep in a firemans chest only found thanks to X-rays. The ripple effects from that day are huge :( the victims will never be forgotten, the tragedy may slowly fade away decades from now and certainly the struggle to accept what happened but the people we lost will never ever be forgotten 💞 hope everyone taken that day is resting in peace and I hope everyone who witnessed that day are striving to live the best life ever as tomorrow really isn't a given 💞xx

[@VoicesofHistory]

Ms. Taylor, thank you for taking the time to write and to share your thoughts about my film. I think this was the edited one hour version you watched. If you are interested in viewing the complete 2 1/2 hour film documentary please let me know. EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@emilien4800]

Have you uploaded this 2 hour version? I would love to see it as well. Thank you for all your hard work!

[@VoicesofHistory]

Emilie, I have the complete documentary. Here is my film catalog: lcappetto.wixsite.com/honorstore Please feel free to email me: EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@VoicesofHistory]

Ms. Taylor, I have the complete documentary. Here is my film catalog: lcappetto.wixsite.com/honorstore Please feel free to email me: EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@suzannepatterson5548]

We have forgotten. To my horror. Pray for our country and our children who are misguided

[@251catlover]

It was my daughters' fourth birthday and I was at work in Jackson, GA. People started calling us downstairs to the TV's. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I got angry about it and prayed that the ones responsible would pay. For years, each of her birthdays were celebrated. She hates that it happened at all let alone on her birthday. Angers me to this day.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Dear Stephanie, your comment touched my deeply. Thank you for watching my film. If you would be interested in telling me more of your story please contact me. God Bless You!! Larry R. Cappetto - larrycappetto.com

[@Laura-rm6us]

Well done documentary, I like the storytelling component. It’s a hard subject to begin to capture. Narrowing it to the human components, personal obversations, makes it absorbable. I had a friend lost and a friend saved that day. Impossible to forget living through this. Impossible.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Laura 22, such a poignant comment. Thank you for watching and replying here. This is one of my most heartfelt productions.

[@taika.melissa2798]

Watching this in 2018 and it still makes me cry. I was in Dublin, Ireland hoovering my living room with the TV on when I first saw the news. I was in complete shock and it's still difficult to understand that this really happened.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Dear Irmeli, thank you for watching my one hour film. It was an amazing film to produce. The entire film is 2 1/2 hours. If you would be interested in viewing the entire film please let me know. I would like to speak with you about your story during 9/11 from Ireland. Please let me know if you would be interested. Thank you. Larry R. Cappetto, EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@lupe1967]

awesome video. done in the right light and with caring.

[@shemwydra9824]

This blows my mind. Who could ever think something like this can happen yet alone people having to decide how they die. RIP to everyone who died on this day #neverforget

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Shemzy W, Thank you for watching my film. God bless you!!

[@wookiedog]

Great doco, never saw that one. Thanks for the upload.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film: Larry R. Cappetto - larrycappetto.com

[@susiearviso3032]

I had a friend who worked in Security. Her name was Patricia Cunha. She had told me that Muslims were taking flying lessons in the US. She didn't even think much of it. Neither did I, because neither of us were expecting these people to do anything wrong. We just thought they wanted to learn how to fly planes. We talked for months. Then we stopped talking abruptly. Pat may have been stationed in New Mexico I think. So after the 9/11 incident, I put 2 & 2 together and realized these middle easterners had been learning to fly so they could participate in 9/11. By Susie Arviso

[@VoicesofHistory]

Susie, Thank you for your comment. What a story you tell of the planning of the attack. God bless you!!

[@cindyhidalgo4977]

It is February 4, 2024 At 6:44 P.. M. And I am watching this video and more of them, crying.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you Cindy. I am glad you found my channel. Please make sure to watch the entire 2 1/2 film, "9/11 Remembered - A Day of Infamy." If you cannot find it please contact me. God bless you!! WEBSITE: larrycappetto.com

[@thefourelevensAO]

you're not the only one!

[@lilianp93]

I'm from Germany and on the 11th of September 2001 I was 3 months away from my 8th birthday. I remember I saw everything live on television and to this day I'm afraid of flying and when I hear the engine of a plane or a helikopter I get scared and think that it's crashing down. And if 9/11 had such a big impact on me, 6050 km away, I can only imagine what the people in New York and in the whole US must have felt like. I have phases of obsessivly watching 9/11 documentaries and I think that subconciously I may be doing this to try and understand what happened that day because as a child you don't. My thoughts are with those who lost their live or a loved one on this day! 🙏 Stay strong!❤

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Lily.Firefly, thank you for watching my film documentary about 9/11. Thank you also for your comment. I appreciate it. If you would like to view the entire 2 1/2 hour film please let me know. God bless you!!

[@carmenjohnson1988]

Thank you so much for your video being shown. I have watched a lot of videos from that day and they all have made me mad and sad. This video was 1 of the beat videos I've seen.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Carmen Johnson, AWESOME comment, Carmen!! Thank you!! Thank you for watching my film :)

[@carmenjohnson1988]

@@VoicesofHistory No thank you and sorry for the late response.

[@JohnDgr81]

I remember exactly where I was that horrific day!...ending my night shift, around 8:00 AM, Houston Texas time, when the first plane hit!...the word got around fast,...and our security monitors where quickly tuned in to the live news broadcasts,...I rushed home, a mile away, turned on the tv,and watched the tower burning, for a little while,...and then watched as the second plane hit! ...I was already crying!...I knew many people where dieing!....crushed,burning, choking,falling,jumping, and screaming as they thought their last thoughts of their families and loved ones as they died!....and then the towers collapsed!...and I knew many more died then!...I cried for two days after that....I will NEVER forget that day!...R.I.P. You all!...WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film - Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@aviancag8716]

The power of the lord is beyond what words can explain.

[@relativegifrelativegif8369]

This documentary is good and personal. I love how real people are talking about their experiences

[@VoicesofHistory]

THANK YOU for watching my film and your kind comment.

[@ginathomas7813]

"You can't measure grief" Sadly, true.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film. Your comment was right on. That is an amazing quote from Mike Margiotta. His brother Chuck was a FDNY fireman and died on Sept. 11, 2019. God Bless You!!

[@ginathomas7813]

@@VoicesofHistory, people underestimate the pain of a brother's death. Couldn't understand why that woman was so tearful until I realised her brother, Mike, had died that day (am I right?). Today my brother would have been 63. He died 8 years ago but his death wasn't as tragic as Mike's. Your documentary was very well done.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Gina Thomas, good hearing back from you. Mike's brother, Chuck Margiotta died on 9/11. Norma Jean, who was crying, is Chuck's daughter. May I ask what happened to your brother? Feel free to email back if you don't want to reply here: Lawrence Cappetto, EMAIL: [e-mail]

[@ginathomas7813]

@@VoicesofHistory, got it. Thanks for explaining that to me. Not sure why I got confused - not usually this dim! My brother died of oesophageal cancer in January 2011.

[@VoicesofHistory]

No worries!!! I hope you are able to watch some of my other films.

[@loes3000]

9/11 still blows my mind. I had always wanted to go to New York,and finally got the chance when I was 15. Regardless of other people’s disbelief,I have always been a very spiritual person. As excited as I was the whole way there,I cried the whole 3 days in New York. I don’t know how to describe it but I felt like there was this unseen chaos going on. It was just an overwhelming feeling of sadness that took over me,especially when we went to View the New WTC. I’ll never be able to wrap my head around the horror the victims must have experienced,or the pain their families went through. Just hope they can heal and feel some happiness in knowing that their deaths brought the country together together and strengthened it in many ways.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Loes C, thank you for the courage to write your comment. I was touched by it. As the producer of the film I can relate to what you said. What you don't see in this one hour edited version are the opening scenes on the streets of New York City. The full film is 2 1/2 hours long. There are 90 minutes missing from this shortened version. God bless you!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@melodygreen5029]

I will never forget the moment the second jet fly into the south tower. Devastating. That moment is seared into my mind forever. The tears are all too fresh! Horrific. God bless those who lost their lives and all of their loved ones.

[@MellowLady222]

Thank you for providing a story from a Black citizen in the WTC. They are few and far in between.

[@mnguyea]

The years have gone by. People have gone back to their daily lives but it is day that everyone remembers where they were when it happened. It is ingrained in our minds. The stories to be told of that day to our grandchildren who live in such a different world than that fateful day.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@mnguyea, Thank you for watching my film. It is sad to me each year how so many are forgetting what happened that fateful day. God bless you!!

[@kucibaba]

I don't know why nobody says that two or three days before sept 11th there was the most magnificiant double rainbow above NYC. I have never seen in my life such a beautiful rainbow. I saw it from Greenpoit Brooklyn. It was A SIGN in my opinion.

[@raineyj560]

Omg the way she described the ppl standing dead 😥😥😥

[@Finfanpete]

I still get very sad thinking about that day. I think about it a lot too. Great upload. Thank you! And too all that lost loved ones and friends, i am very sorry for your losses. God bless

[@VoicesofHistory]

Peter thanks for your kind comment and for watching my film.

[@borkboxtv8167]

Father Micheal was not killed by a jumper he was killed when the near by building had collapsed there’s the naudet brothers video showing exactly what happened to him he wasn’t reading last rights to anyone he was with other firefighters running from a collapse and sadly it came down on him and killed him and that’s when they carried him to an ambulance who then rode him to the chapel and laid him across

[@katrin896]

55:39; "This was history. We have fighting in Ireland and we have fighting in Israel and we have fighting in Lybia and all over, but it's not home. We don't live with that fear of going outside the door and something getting blown up or attacked, and that changed the face of history." This sentence says so much. This is the most American sentence ever I think. Historically, America has been at war with almost everyone while living a comfortable life. They have been casting that fear upon others for centuries. "We don't live with that fear of going outside the door and something getting blown up or attacked." That's right, but people in the countries you are at war with do. Every single day. 9/11 was the most horrific thing to ever happen, but it happens almost every day elsewhere. And we've become numb to that whilst remembering 9/11 almost on daily bases because of all the documentaries and videos. It just sounds so....cold.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Katrin, such a GREAT reply!! I appreciate what you shared here. Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!!

[@cherylstaples1790]

The snap shot of the sweet worried face of a young fireman climbing the tower steps has haunted me for 23 years. He looked like my brother. He didn't come back.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Cheryl, I am the producer of this film and channel. Is this a photo I have in my documentary? Please let me know. You may contact me through my website: larrycappetto.com

[@charlesbosse9669]

Since these events,I think i understand New Yorkers a little more,but i must say that i think that New Yorkers are aming the best of the best,and the strongest of the strongest. Ive never been tgere,but I would like to some day,to meet some of you folks. God bkess you all, i wish tgat there was a way to take away your pain. But only God can do something like that. I know if i came to see the place where it all happened, I would feel your pain even more so. I pray for all if you you,i wish nothing but the best for you all. I still,sometimes have a gard time believe these things really happened. To all of you who are members of FDNY,you are all my heroes,thats how many of us feel. God bless you,from Joliet, illinois.

[@mojojojojowhitequeen1614]

This is a fantastic piece all the little things they are saying before the tragedy regular mundane descriptions then boom well done to the filmakers and people in this piece

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film. It is very close to my heart as are all the survivors I interviewed for this project. 2 are already gone.

[@jennygirl8849]

I've never been to New York but someday I will go. New Yorkers are such awesome human beings.🍎❤

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Jenny Girl, Thank you for watching my film. God bless you!! Sincerely, Larry R. Cappetto - larrycappetto.com

[@hayleyhellbound9513]

“We has all agreed to come in an hour earlier” You see her face right after she said that? The realization. Poor woman never thought it through before this interview.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my video. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@henrysantos121]

Rip to all victims souls.🙏. September 11-2001-horrible day in history

[@matthew81158]

And you know what’s crazy sad is schools nowadays do not teach these kids and the younger generation of what happened that day. Everyone thinks this is political or it doesn’t need to be talked about which is absolutely crazy. This was a horrific sad devastating day.

[@mypuritanicalopinion3332]

"There are enemies among us, and they must be identified."

[@VoicesofHistory]

Yes there are...Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!!

[@PatriciaLopez-fn8el]

Wow - ❤️ very happy that the country was unified during the Terrorism Attacks on 9 / 11 / 2001, and wish that would be happening now without a huge disaster needed, it's 18 Years now ~ I am praying for the truth to be realized without another disaster happening

[@VoicesofHistory]

AGREED!! Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!!

[@chezzachezza7325]

2024 Pray nothing worse is coming all these Americans singing about loving terrorist's. Im not American, but I remember this as it happened absolutely devastating ❤

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you!!

[@DurellSmith]

A beautiful video. It was sad but I'm grateful for everyone's testimony in this video.

[@VoicesofHistory]

@Dymondé, thank you for your comment and watching my film.

[@judythompson4971]

I’m watching September 12 2024

[@michelebeck4448]

Beautiful!!! I cried through the whole thing!! Never forget!!!

[@VoicesofHistory]

Dear Michele Beck, so good to see you over here on my Voices of History channel. I cry too every year when I watch my film. If you would like to see the entire 2 hour film please let me know. Thank you and God bless you!! Sincerely, Larry. WEBSITE: www.larrycappetto.com

[@cristianoscontraelabusonar4213]

I felt that at 40:59. So true. ❤️

[@zaramarland8402]

RIP to all those who lost their lives on this dreadful and horrific day...;'( with love from England UK.

[@David1988Mufc]

I didnt no any of these people who died or families of the people who died but I feel like it's my duty to pay my respects. God bless you all. X

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!! Larry Cappetto, larrycappetto.com

[@andiegreen2304]

GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸

[@MrStpendouslvforjo]

This was a great video.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for watching my film. God Bless You!!

[@aine1231000]

great video thanks for the up load rip to the firefighters