Eyewitness to WTC 9/11 Attack Heard Many ‘Bombs’ Go Off That Day

by Shephard Ambellas, Intellihub:

World Trade Center attack survivor David Long gave his eyewitness testimony at a meeting of the Ottawa Transit Commission on Nov. 20, 2013, where he said that there was much more to the attack then the official story admits.

Long, who worked at Merrill Lynch Securities Division at the time, said that about a week prior to the attack a ‘strange man’ arrived at work and gave a ‘stern training trill’ on how to exit the towers in case of an emergency which Long said had never before occurred during his 1-1/2 year employment with the firm. Although Long doesn’t know if the safety drill was connected to the attack in any way, he feels that the drill was suspicious and that it may signify that Merrill Lynch may have been forewarned of the attack.

What happened?

“On that morning I left the subway at Fulton and was about to go between WTC1 and 2. I stopped on Fulton and if I hadn’t I would probably be dead,” Long stated. “The first explosion blew out the back side of WTC 1 and scattered debris widely.”

“As I’m basically looking at it [Tower 2] there was first a sound, like a detonation, like fireworks but much louder. I could hear an echo off of all of the buildings, um, like an artillery shell but loud enough that, uh, you could hear it across the city, like definitely an explosion,” he said. “There was a ball of fire that exploded from the building and it spread outwards. There was glass and debris going in a debris cloud basically right at me.”

For a split second Long wondered if he would be hit by all of the debris but there was no time to think about it.

“I just turned and ran,” he said. “Everybody on that corner did.”

A woman could be heard screaming,” Oh my God!”

Seconds later Long saw debris from the explosion on the ground containing what appeared to be a human body which others noticed as well.

“My impression at that point was still that a bomb had gone off in the building,” Long explained, who was reliving the account in his mind. I remember thinking: well, how did they get a bomb up there?”

“What I saw and what I heard at that point, which was now around 9 o’clock, was a bomb.”

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