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One day on September 11, 2001 I woke up to the sound of screaming, I looked back and there were people with red bandanas and bombs on their chest. I told the people in the first two rows “I got this, just watch”

It was 8:45 in the morning and I fell asleep before the plane took off. We were supposed to be going to Los Angeles but we were going towards the North Tower but we were in the middle of turning around I dialed 911 and said “Hello police we are on flight eleven Boeing seven hundred sixty-seven and there are five hijackers, four here in the aisles and one flying the plane”.

They officer on the other line said “Ok”. I said back “I think they are heading towards the North Tower because I see on the news that the south tower has already been hit, SO EVAC THE NORTH TOWER NOW! Not trying to be rude.” “Ok. Just stay calm and try and help out here and don’t just sit there and be taken over”. I hurried and hung up the phone because the terrorist were coming up to my area. I looked back and said “Please stop, why are you doing this I mean like there is no reason to do so”. He said back “Because it is what we believe in we believe that is you die in a suicidal mission that we will go to our God, plus our boss tells us to”. “Well who is your boss? Because if he told you that’s he’s half wrong and half right but you are killing people and that’s going to get you nowhere”. “I’m not allowed to tell you who my boss is!” “Are you people part of the Al-Qaeda?
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He hurried and walked to the back. I dialed 911 again “Hello? It’s me again the guy who is on the plane going towards the tower. I was talking to one of the terrorist and I figured out that the terrorists were a part of the Al-Qaeda and they are here to terrorize us! “. “Ok, the building is evacuated just try to stop the plane from hitting the North Tower”. I hung up once

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