The message at the beginning of this video was for the human reviewer. It isn’t intended for the viewer. Skip to 1:49 to avoid it. If you do listen to that part, Please don’t get in the comments and want to argue about what event is more important or more horrible than 9/11. That isn’t the point I was making. I merely want TH-cam to stop blanket banning every single video made about this topic, because it is a hugely important historical event. I don’t care if you believe the holocaust was worse, or historically more important. Fine, believe that, but again that wasn’t my point. BTW, TH-cam censors videos about the holocaust too. I would have made the exact same argument if this video was about that topic. I’ve even been called “insensitive” for not naming an event from another country. What the actual…? I’m absolutely not interested in debating about this. TH-cam needs to stop demonetizing history documentaries, period. This channel, is largely an American history channel, feel free to be offended if that’s where my mind goes when I’m talking off the cuff. I don’t script anything. I don’t agonize over every word and am unlikely to start doing so. It’s actually impossible to choose correctly anyway, because the things people find to be offended by absolutely boggles the mind. So anyway, I’d appreciate you just watching the video itself which WAS in fact demonetized by TH-cam. Feel free to discuss away about the video content and if the video moves you perhaps consider sending a super thanks. Because this absolutely IS a historically important event that historians and documentary filmmakers should be able to discuss without TH-cam treating it like a taboo subject. I am proud of this video and I’m glad at least a few people get to learn about these people. Focus on them, not my use of individual words in the beginning. Thanks! I appreciate you coming to visit my channel and hope the rest of your day is amazing.
I've seen many documentaries about the 9/11 attacks, but the people who were on those planes were never mentioned, and this video is the first to mention them, a great tribute.
Yes I’ve been down a rabbithole this week these two flights are hardly talked about in depth like this. I’ve seen more videos on atta then the people on this flight
This is definitely not the only video that mentioned the people on the flights. There are plenty of videos that talk about the passengers on each flight. They play the audio of the phone calls made to 911 from the airplanes and voicemail that people left their loved ones and they talk about their bravery.
@@crisssyyy_ flights 11 and 93 had a load of calls 11 most notably had the flight attendants relay info that led to finding the hijackers quickly. 93 had the most calls as people realized what was happening. Flights 77 and 175 only had a couple as people didn’t have time to realize what was happening and therefore are discussed less. 77 had a prominent persons wife onboard but besides her none of the crew or passengers really get discussed. Flight 175 had a couple people make calls but nowhere near as many as the first couple planes and by extension very few of the passengers to crew are talked about. If you look at the videos on the 9/11 flights you’ll notice it’s usually 93 or 11 being talked about or audio showcased. The other two you’d have to find flight lists and track down family members to learn more about them.
Young lady, this was amazing! I am so glad your video came up on my TH-cam feed. Your utmost respect was apparent throughout this video. You are one of a kind. Thanks to you, the memories of these people will live on.
All of those people who died on 9/11 were unique in their own ways, and the best thing is that they left an impact that cannot go away from those who encountered them. RIP Juliana, Ruth, Clifford, and all the other innocent people who died on 9/11.
TH-cam can try to bury it all they want, but those of us who care enough will find it. Thank you for this beautiful tribute and RIP to all victims of that terrible day. The kids headed to Disney Land...that shit hurts the most. I'm sure they would have loved it.
Why do you people buy this nonsense of hiding videos. Pretty much everything is available on TH-cam. If they wanted to hide it why would 1000s of videos be available
@@xana5649 the victims were in with the attackers of this doomed flight.......their names of efnic origin is listed in this chart.......in orange seating colour.
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6Only eight children total among the four planes (three on 175, five on 77) which thankfully is not a higher number but still sadly too high. What makes it sadder is that four of the kids were basically toddlers who had no idea what was happening, and three of older kids were on a school trip and while I’m sure their teachers did their absolute best, the kids weren’t even able even be comforted by their parents in their last moments.
Just popping in from Melbourne, Australia, to say congratulations on a brilliant effort of research and the sensitive, moving presentation of it. I've watched and read a lot about 9/11, but just putting faces and stories to the names involved puts a whole new perspective on the tragedy. While it is obviously a sad perspective, it's also very uplifting to see the love of people for their partners, families, friends and just other human beings amidst the depravity which was the attacks. Between this and the brilliant National Geographic documentary "9/11 One Day In America", which I saw only recently, I have a far greater appreciation of the heroism, courage and decency of those involved. Thank you for your work on this. Cheers, Rohan C.
Ruth had adopted and gave up being a very big business women. She gave it all up to rare her adopted daughter. They were in their way to disney in Florida. Both died
Great research Madame Morbid.. I watched this happen with millions of others in real time.. horrified.. thank you for giving these people a voice..This is an important video.
I think this story should be taught in schools and I don’t just mean to the American children I am talking all countries and it should not be forgotten. Blessings to all of the people this has touched. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
Thank you for doing this video. This is the first time I have heard it and am grateful that these folks were memorialized to me. Paying tribute on 9/11 is so much more important. 😢
Thank you for posting this! 3 of my grandkids were a part of the high school band here in Texas and were privileged to go to New York and play at Carnegie hall. While in New York, they visited the memorial site. Since the oldest of the 3 was only a few months old when 9/11 happened, and the other 2 not born yet, I sent them video of what happened that day. Survivor stories and the absolute horror of that day. I wanted them to realize what they had seen at the memorial was all about. Thank you for providing info about those on the planes.
Thank you for making this memorial video. We never really hear about flights 175 or 77 and we should know what happened on those aeroplanes. Rest well, all the innocents who died that day. Our thoughts here in England were, and always will be, with our brothers and sisters across the pond. 🌺🇺🇸🏴
Thank you for honoring the flight crew and the innocent victims who were killed on this tragic and horrific day! It’s beyond comprehension to me, that til this day I am still shocked and disgusted by this act! RIP to all those who lost their lives and thank you for keeping us reminded 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼 Never forget
Thank you so much for posting this video. As a Flight Attendant for UA for 31 years I had always felt a sense of sadness that the actual First responders were forgotten ... They were the crew of all 4 planes that dreaded day. Believe me when I say these brave crew members did what they could to try to save all of the passengers onboard. That event changed the lives of all Americans forever and also changed the way we would as crew members re-learn ways to fight hijackers and terrorists. My heart grows heavy and eyes swell with tears at the slightest mention of that day and all the lives lost! 😢
And the sad thing about Ruth is her brother was in the lobby of the Marriott helping a burned woman when Ruth’s plane hit, and the woman her brother was helping died from her injuries a few months after.
I told that story in the video. Tragically I learned that Ron Clifford died very unexpectedly about a year ago from a heart attack while visiting family in New Mexico for Christmas. He was 69 years old. A commenter mentioned it. Before then I had no idea. Ruth’s husband has also passed away in recent years. Apparently he never recovered from the loss of his family. Thanks for watching.
this was beautiful and well done. thank you. i can not speak for the families but i have to say if i had a family member or a friend onboard one of the hijacked flights your video would be an honor. i have never heard or watched a video that named all of the victims and i think your video proves how horrid it is that other videos do not pay such homage to everyone onboard. too often only particular people are named and if i were a family member i think i would be hurt by that because each life was equally important that day.
Dear Madame, morbid, Thank you so much for putting a face to all the victims of flight 175. I can remember where I was on 911. I was working as a receptionist for a manufacturing firm in Markham Ontario Canada and I was just listening to the radio and it just cut out. I thought it was just that station And changed to another station but again there was just silence. Once we found out what it happened my employer let everybody go home early. I know that each year on the anniversary of 911 the names are red out at Ground Zero, but I am not sure if the names of the people that died on Flight 11 and flight 175 and also the plane that crashed into the pentagon are red out at ground zero. This year will be the 23rd anniversary of 911. Every anniversary it almost feels like it just happened yesterday. I can still remember the horrific scenes of flight crash into the towers, and then flight 175 crash into the towers and then both towers just collapsing. Rest in peace all those people that lost our lives that day.
I can confirm they do. I recently visited the museum and there names was mentioned and their pictures on massive walls. I was 17 yrs old when this awful day shook the world even from England. I remember the story of a little girl called juliana McCourt and her mother Ruth. That stuck with me ever since..I am 40 now. When I visited the museum and memorial after I went looking for Their names and they was there under the heading of flight 175. Each plaque has headings of where the person was. So they are all remembered x
Young lady . You did a fantastic job describing the children and parents on United 175 very respectfully. You did a great job using the voice recordings from air traffic controllers. Thank you for sharing the memories or the passengers on the plane
Well done!! You added so much personal information that others hadn't. It was good to truly know about these people. You honored each and every one of them ❤
I was a 20 year-old college kid that day. It is one of those things that is permanently etched in my mind. Thank you for this video. These heroes deserve to have their stories told. My kids sometimes ask about that day, and it is wild to believe that they have no concept of the enormity of it all. Sending everyone here love. We will never forget the day nearly 3000 ordinary people became American heroes. ❤
This has to be the most heartwarming and at the same time, heartbreaking tribute I have ever watched of United Airlines Flight 175. It really brings back the identities and details the personalities of the innocent souls on board. Thank you for such a lovely and thoughtful tribute to the people who died so tragically on September 11, 2001. You are indeed a wonderful person and a producer of beautiful work. ❤️❤️❤️💔💔💔
Thank you for sharing. As a former airline employee at that time, this day is still very fresh in my mind and heart. I will never forget and I appreciate you taking the time to share. ❤️🩹
This was really beautiful!! I’ve heard just the basics on 911 but it’s good to put a face and a name behind the tragic loss of life that day. Thank you
There were 2 little girls on Flight 175: Juliana McCord, 4 and Christine Hanson, 2. The whole Hanson family was killed. Mother, father, daughter. I've met the brother of Ruth McCord, uncle of Juliana. He was literally saying the Lord's Prayer when the plane hit the S tower, killing his sister snd niece. This has never been history to me unless one calls losing your loved one or your close family members a personal history. Every day is an anniversary. We're related to Eric Bennett, 29, who died in the North Tower.
Very painful, Don't worry dad, if it happens, it will be very fast, he signified death by saying it, he was travelling with his wife and 2 1/2 year old daughter. Indeed very painful😢😢. I wish rest and happiness for these murdered lives, innocent jumpy people@@chrishintz1077
Omg, you did such a wonderful job on this. I grew up 40 mins outside of NYC, in CT. Many day trips were spent inside those towers. Their majestic size and presence lost will forever leave a hole in my heart as will the loss of all of the beautiful souls whose lives were stolen on that fateful day. Thank you for covering this story and doing it in such a beautiful way.
Thank you for putting this together, very well done. Seeing these faces and hearing about each person definitely has a greater impact on the audience. I’ve seen lots of videos and documentaries that focused on the towers, but very few that focused on Flights 11 & 175 so thank you again.
It was Ron’s daughters birthday that day to add insult to injury. She was turning 11. I’ve also seen in another video he was going for an interview that day hence his sister recommending the tie to stand out. It’s in a video called the 9/11 hotel.
Thank you so much for making this wonderful video! Even after all these years since 9/11, I found myself in tears listening and learning about all these people's stories. I'm a retired police officer from LAPD Los Angeles Police Department, and I had just recently retired when 9/11 happened. It still feels as if it happened last year to me. After watching so many 9/11 videos in the past, your video is the only one that took the time to report and detail the lives of many of the victims on the planes involved. I'm so proud of you and of your detailed work! Kudos to you, young lady! 👏 It's finally about time that someone "you" took the initiative to show the very personal stories of these victims of 9/11. Good luck to you, and God bless you always 🙏 😊 ❤️
I was in Boston that morning. I’m from Boston born and raised and still live here. I too saw flight 175 hit the building live. We saw it on the news and it was so surreal. I’ll never forget that morning. I got up went to look outside. It was a beautiful spring day. The sky was as blue as can be not a single cloud in the sky very mild day. I can remember the birds singing I can remember the smell of the grass. Such a tragedy that day will be etched in my mind forever. God bless those people that lost their lives that day. I was 24 years old. Great informative video wow.
I was 20 years old, had just had a birthday. I didn’t see anything live because I was a lazy college student and didn’t have any Tuesday/Thursday classes so I got up late and even when I did get up I didn’t turn the tv on right away. Central time zone is also an hour behind. The first thing I saw was an image of the cloud covering the water. I had absolutely no idea what I was looking at. I called my mom, crying. I thought we were at war, like Japan bombing Hawaii at war. I’ll never forget that day. Thanks for sharing your story.
I remember that day so well too. I’m in California and we had matching skies just as blue as can be, not a cloud in sight and I’m near the beach. I was 22 then. 9/11 still haunts me. My cousin was supposed to be at his office in the North tower that day but one of his partners couldn’t make a business trip to Japan that day. He pulled out of it just a day before and my cousin took his place and went to Japan… Everyone in their office died that day. It took a good 2-3 years after 9/11 for me to get on a plane again. I know I will never forget.
A needed video. I especially was encouraged by the children who were able to attend camp together. So good of those who provided this camp. All the lives ended that day were important, and this story was finally told here. Good of you.
Amazing video! No one ever seems to talk much about the flights that went down that day besides Flight 93. I would love to see a video on the least covered Plane that went down that day. Flight 77… Everyone says it wasn’t a plane and I feel like that dishonors the people on Flight 77. It would be a great video to honor those forgotten Souls.
I absolutely loved this. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for honoring and remembering these people. I have listened to many audiobooks that mention these people and their stories but it was so nice to put faces with these names. I so appreciate your work in helping these people to not be forgotten
To hell with the algorithm, you make good content and my wife and I enjoy your videos, so I encourage you to stick with it, and stick with your vison. You have a certain quality in your narration that makes your content able to be listened to like a podcast or watched as a video. Greeting from Alberta Canada.
watched all the way through, and liked and shared. Out of all the documentaries, imo this is the best one. It humanizes everyone on board, they had hopes and dreams and a normal life like all of us. Thank you for this.
You have absolutely found your calling. Your work is amazing and if TH-cam is giving it a hard time then we need another platform that is made up of people who understand what really matters. Don’t ever stop doing what you’re doing. You’ve done videos on some very important people and historical events, some of which have been neglected in the mainstream. This video is so important. We know so much about the passengers and crew of United flight 93 and that’s wonderful but the other planes were full of amazing people as well. The only difference with flight 93 is that those people knew what was going on because they were so late taking off and they knew that it was a suicide mission. We’ll never really know about the heroism that took place on the other flights but it’s so very important that their stories are told. Thank you for taking so much time and care to do them Justice.
Thank you so much for your encouraging words, honestly, I needed to hear them and I appreciate you taking the time to write them. I am so glad you enjoy my work and as long as I can I plan to continue.
You do a great job documenting these stories please keep up the good work people never need to forget about this horrific terrorist attack that took place in 2001. 🇺🇸🙏🌹
Condolences to all the families lost on 9/11. You did an amazing job with this heartbreaking story, I heard some accounts of those lost I have never heard. Blessings to you for keeping their memories alive.
Wow . I’m a 61 year old Man from western Pennsylvania in a town near the Ohio border . Not that matters . Lol but felt compelled to tell you . Anyway your video is absolutely wonderful and informative. Thanks a ton for the education and caring. Later . Joey
Thank you so much for this video. It happened to show up randomly on my feed, but I'm glad it did. It's hard to believe it's been well over 22 years since this tragedy. I live in the DFW area, literally not far from the airport and Grapevine where that memorial is located. Whenever I go by it, I am always reminded of its true meaning.
Touching video ❤!!! I saw somewhere a while back that Lynn Goodchilds I.D. was found in the ruins of the WTC. Her and her boyfriend Shawn Nassaney were on 175 going to Hawaii for vacation.
I remember them from when I made this but I had not heard that about her ID. The few personal artifacts that were recovered never cease to amaze me and touch my heart.
It has been an absolute pleasure to come across your channel. I'm impressed with the level of your research and the sensitive and respectful presentation of the atrocious events of 9/11. You've done an admirable job of honouring all the souls lost that day. I've seen so many channels depicting the hijacked flights and none of them had so much detailed information and lovely backstories about the victims and their families.Thank you!
Madame Morbid… This was done so well. Your research is top notch. Your presentation is top notch. You have clips that I’ve never heard of which is amazing because I’ve been obsessed with studying 9/11 and I thought I’d heard everything. I have always said, to some peoples dislike, that the people on the planes had it the worst. Being on a plane that’s violently turning and dropping is nightmare fuel, but the passengers seeing NYC and the first tower on fire……..I wouldn’t wish that on my enemy. Thank you for giving the plane passengers and flight attendants a voice.
Such a talented content creator with a heartfelt and impressive, well put together video! And still, Not often to see channels like yours cover this since most nowadays see it as funny and trivial. Good channel good work Keep it up!
I am a new Yorker born and raised in the BRONX I moved out west now . BUT I HAVE LEARNED MORE ABOUT 9/11 FROM YOUR VIDEO THEN ANY OTHER STATION OR WHAT EVER , THANK YOU.. FOR THIS VIDEO
This was an amazing video, you really don’t hear much about UA175. I truly enjoyed learning about all the amazing souls on this flight! Keep up the great work! You have a new follower. ❤
Thank you for making this video. The passagers aren't talked about enough. Where I worked during 9/11 there was a poster that someone had hung that had every one's name on it that died that day. From the World Trade buildings, the Planes and all the Fire Fighters. There were so many names!!RIP🕯🕯🕯
I’m glad that you posted this. I’ve always wondered about the passengers on the other planes. I saw another video just last night about the guy with the yellow tie. Thanks for posting
I'm a true crime junkie, and have also had a need to understand what the victims of 911 went through (I was living through a personal hell during the period of 2001 and a few years after, and while I was devastated and was glued to the news, I didn't have the same focus that I have years later). I watched this video because I had frankly never heard anything about the passengers of 175. You did a wonderful job honoring these people.
Your video was amazing and to learn about the passengers & crew on those planes that fateful was so sad and heartbreaking you told it really well and I thank you for that a day we will never forget thank you for your time and hardwork and good luck with other stories and events your going to cover take care x
The message at the beginning of this video was for the human reviewer. It isn’t intended for the viewer. Skip to 1:49 to avoid it. If you do listen to that part, Please don’t get in the comments and want to argue about what event is more important or more horrible than 9/11. That isn’t the point I was making. I merely want TH-cam to stop blanket banning every single video made about this topic, because it is a hugely important historical event. I don’t care if you believe the holocaust was worse, or historically more important. Fine, believe that, but again that wasn’t my point. BTW, TH-cam censors videos about the holocaust too. I would have made the exact same argument if this video was about that topic. I’ve even been called “insensitive” for not naming an event from another country. What the actual…? I’m absolutely not interested in debating about this. TH-cam needs to stop demonetizing history documentaries, period. This channel, is largely an American history channel, feel free to be offended if that’s where my mind goes when I’m talking off the cuff. I don’t script anything. I don’t agonize over every word and am unlikely to start doing so. It’s actually impossible to choose correctly anyway, because the things people find to be offended by absolutely boggles the mind. So anyway, I’d appreciate you just watching the video itself which WAS in fact demonetized by TH-cam. Feel free to discuss away about the video content and if the video moves you perhaps consider sending a super thanks. Because this absolutely IS a historically important event that historians and documentary filmmakers should be able to discuss without TH-cam treating it like a taboo subject. I am proud of this video and I’m glad at least a few people get to learn about these people. Focus on them, not my use of individual words in the beginning. Thanks! I appreciate you coming to visit my channel and hope the rest of your day is amazing.
RIP to the passengers and crew of United 175
I cannot comprehend the mindset of the people that say no planes were involved that day. A huge insult to the victims and their families.
Mentally Sick!
Not many people say that. What most do say is "They knew". And didn't stop it. Which makes them complicit
@@egrab The fact that anyone says that when you can clearly see they are planes is bad enough
@@radiogirl85 They knew, meaning higher ups knew the plan and didnt stop it
@@egrabsaying the passengers and crew were complicit is also disrespectful. Gtfo with that.
This was a beautiful tribute. I can tell you poured your heart and soul into this! RIP to all the victims.
I've seen many documentaries about the 9/11 attacks, but the people who were on those planes were never mentioned, and this video is the first to mention them, a great tribute.
Yes I’ve been down a rabbithole this week these two flights are hardly talked about in depth like this. I’ve seen more videos on atta then the people on this flight
This is definitely not the only video that mentioned the people on the flights. There are plenty of videos that talk about the passengers on each flight. They play the audio of the phone calls made to 911 from the airplanes and voicemail that people left their loved ones and they talk about their bravery.
@@crisssyyy_ flights 11 and 93 had a load of calls 11 most notably had the flight attendants relay info that led to finding the hijackers quickly. 93 had the most calls as people realized what was happening. Flights 77 and 175 only had a couple as people didn’t have time to realize what was happening and therefore are discussed less. 77 had a prominent persons wife onboard but besides her none of the crew or passengers really get discussed. Flight 175 had a couple people make calls but nowhere near as many as the first couple planes and by extension very few of the passengers to crew are talked about. If you look at the videos on the 9/11 flights you’ll notice it’s usually 93 or 11 being talked about or audio showcased. The other two you’d have to find flight lists and track down family members to learn more about them.
That is not true.
Can confirm, not true.
Watched some 9/11 last week. It even shared some on the planes, their last words. Even back in 2001, I have heard these
Young lady, this was amazing! I am so glad your video came up on my TH-cam feed. Your utmost respect was apparent throughout this video. You are one of a kind. Thanks to you, the memories of these people will live on.
All of those people who died on 9/11 were unique in their own ways, and the best thing is that they left an impact that cannot go away from those who encountered them. RIP Juliana, Ruth, Clifford, and all the other innocent people who died on 9/11.
I don't care what the critics say. You did a perfect job at this video. Keep up the great work!
TH-cam can try to bury it all they want, but those of us who care enough will find it. Thank you for this beautiful tribute and RIP to all victims of that terrible day. The kids headed to Disney Land...that shit hurts the most. I'm sure they would have loved it.
It hurts the most also The children on Flight 77 we're headed to Europe that hurts.
Why do you people buy this nonsense of hiding videos. Pretty much everything is available on TH-cam. If they wanted to hide it why would 1000s of videos be available
Why would TH-cam want to bury that tho?
@@annnee6818 Madame Morbid covers why in the video.
@annnee6818 they don't want to hurt feelings. TH-cam got so lame when it began it's censorship campaign. Now it openly tries to influence elections.
Well done. RIP to all the innocent victims of that atrocity. Never, never, never forget. 🎗️
Thank you. This video is very important and should have more views.
This video should have 1 billions views. Great tribute.
Thank you. Victims on the planes that hit buildings never got mentioned at all
Wow, I never noticed it.
We noticed that we where so saddened by that prayers for there family's that Re still with us
@@xana5649 the victims were in with the attackers of this doomed flight.......their names of efnic origin is listed in this chart.......in orange seating colour.
They finally did get the recognition ❤that they deserved. Those planes flying , and human life being used as a weapon. Broke 😭 me
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I almost lost it when the video mentioned there were 3 little kids on board.
Well i would assume children would be on the plane too. It’s just all sad, I hope those people were able to find peace
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6Only eight children total among the four planes (three on 175, five on 77) which thankfully is not a higher number but still sadly too high. What makes it sadder is that four of the kids were basically toddlers who had no idea what was happening, and three of older kids were on a school trip and while I’m sure their teachers did their absolute best, the kids weren’t even able even be comforted by their parents in their last moments.
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@@piratesswoop725five children too many!!!!
Just popping in from Melbourne, Australia, to say congratulations on a brilliant effort of research and the sensitive, moving presentation of it. I've watched and read a lot about 9/11, but just putting faces and stories to the names involved puts a whole new perspective on the tragedy. While it is obviously a sad perspective, it's also very uplifting to see the love of people for their partners, families, friends and just other human beings amidst the depravity which was the attacks. Between this and the brilliant National Geographic documentary "9/11 One Day In America", which I saw only recently, I have a far greater appreciation of the heroism, courage and decency of those involved. Thank you for your work on this. Cheers, Rohan C.
Ruth had adopted and gave up being a very big business women. She gave it all up to rare her adopted daughter. They were in their way to disney in Florida. Both died
where did you read that juliana was adopted?
Great research Madame Morbid.. I watched this happen with millions of others in real time.. horrified.. thank you for giving these people a voice..This is an important video.
I think this story should be taught in schools and I don’t just mean to the American children I am talking all countries and it should not be forgotten. Blessings to all of the people this has touched. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
Thank you for making these people known to me. It is important to remember them.
Thank you for doing this video. This is the first time I have heard it and am grateful that these folks were memorialized to me. Paying tribute on 9/11 is so much more important. 😢
Thank you for posting this! 3 of my grandkids were a part of the high school band here in Texas and were privileged to go to New York and play at Carnegie hall. While in New York, they visited the memorial site. Since the oldest of the 3 was only a few months old when 9/11 happened, and the other 2 not born yet, I sent them video of what happened that day. Survivor stories and the absolute horror of that day. I wanted them to realize what they had seen at the memorial was all about. Thank you for providing info about those on the planes.
This is a very well made, nice thoughtful tribute to the passengers and crew of United flt 175. RIP to them.
36:36 It was Brian Clark who was on the 84th Floor, Stanley Praimnath was on the 81st Floor
Thank you for making this memorial video. We never really hear about flights 175 or 77 and we should know what happened on those aeroplanes.
Rest well, all the innocents who died that day. Our thoughts here in England were, and always will be, with our brothers and sisters across the pond. 🌺🇺🇸🏴
From what I understand , is they didn’t have the same account of what happened
@@Evolvingwithin777 that makes no sense
Thank you for honoring the flight crew and the innocent victims who were killed on this tragic and horrific day! It’s beyond comprehension to me, that til this day I am still shocked and disgusted by this act! RIP to all those who lost their lives and thank you for keeping us reminded 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼 Never forget
Those people on those planes ✈️blessed their souls. I never ever forgot about these planes and never will I
Thank you so much for posting this video. As a Flight Attendant for UA for 31 years I had always felt a sense of sadness that the actual First responders were forgotten ... They were the crew of all 4 planes that dreaded day. Believe me when I say these brave crew members did what they could to try to save all of the passengers onboard. That event changed the lives of all Americans forever and also changed the way we would as crew members re-learn ways to fight hijackers and terrorists. My heart grows heavy and eyes swell with tears at the slightest mention of that day and all the lives lost! 😢
My condolences to all the families affected by this tragedy ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing the names of all these beautiful people that didn't deserve what happened to them. May they all Rest in Peace💔💔🇺🇸🇺🇸
And the sad thing about Ruth is her brother was in the lobby of the Marriott helping a burned woman when Ruth’s plane hit, and the woman her brother was helping died from her injuries a few months after.
I told that story in the video. Tragically I learned that Ron Clifford died very unexpectedly about a year ago from a heart attack while visiting family in New Mexico for Christmas. He was 69 years old. A commenter mentioned it. Before then I had no idea. Ruth’s husband has also passed away in recent years. Apparently he never recovered from the loss of his family. Thanks for watching.
His story always stuck with me.
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this was beautiful and well done. thank you.
i can not speak for the families but i have to say if i had a family member or a friend onboard one of the hijacked flights your video would be an honor. i have never heard or watched a video that named all of the victims and i think your video proves how horrid it is that other videos do not pay such homage to everyone onboard.
too often only particular people are named and if i were a family member i think i would be hurt by that because each life was equally important that day.
Dear Madame, morbid,
Thank you so much for putting a face to all the victims of flight 175.
I can remember where I was on 911. I was working as a receptionist for a manufacturing firm in Markham Ontario Canada and I was just listening to the radio and it just cut out. I thought it was just that station And changed to another station but again there was just silence.
Once we found out what it happened my employer let everybody go home early.
I know that each year on the anniversary of 911 the names are red out at Ground Zero, but I am not sure if the names of the people that died on Flight 11 and flight 175 and also the plane that crashed into the pentagon are red out at ground zero.
This year will be the 23rd anniversary of 911. Every anniversary it almost feels like it just happened yesterday. I can still remember the horrific scenes of flight crash into the towers, and then flight 175 crash into the towers and then both towers just collapsing.
Rest in peace all those people that lost our lives that day.
I can confirm they do. I recently visited the museum and there names was mentioned and their pictures on massive walls. I was 17 yrs old when this awful day shook the world even from England. I remember the story of a little girl called juliana McCourt and her mother Ruth. That stuck with me ever since..I am 40 now. When I visited the museum and memorial after I went looking for Their names and they was there under the heading of flight 175. Each plaque has headings of where the person was. So they are all remembered x
This video is 6 months old and I’m just now seeing it. You are a treasure! Thank you for this. ❤
Young lady . You did a fantastic job describing the children and parents on United 175 very respectfully. You did a great job using the voice recordings from air traffic controllers.
Thank you for sharing the memories or the passengers on the plane
This was beautifully done. I felt like I was personally getting to know each person. You truly have a gift.
This is just a brilliant, beautiful tribute. Madame Morbid will become a world famous documentary film maker. Outstanding
Wow, thank you for that wonderful compliment.
Well done!! You added so much personal information that others hadn't. It was good to truly know about these people. You honored each and every one of them ❤
I was a 20 year-old college kid that day. It is one of those things that is permanently etched in my mind. Thank you for this video. These heroes deserve to have their stories told. My kids sometimes ask about that day, and it is wild to believe that they have no concept of the enormity of it all. Sending everyone here love. We will never forget the day nearly 3000 ordinary people became American heroes. ❤
Thank you for remembering all these amazing people and telling something about each person's story. R.I.P
This has to be the most heartwarming and at the same time, heartbreaking tribute I have ever watched of United Airlines Flight 175.
It really brings back the identities and details the personalities of the innocent souls on board. Thank you for such a lovely and thoughtful tribute to the people who died so tragically on September 11, 2001.
You are indeed a wonderful person and a producer of beautiful work.
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Thank you so much for the kind words, and for taking the time to watch my video and comment. I really appreciate it.
Thank you for sharing. As a former airline employee at that time, this day is still very fresh in my mind and heart. I will never forget and I appreciate you taking the time to share. ❤️🩹
Fantastic research Madame Morbid.Well done
This was really beautiful!! I’ve heard just the basics on 911 but it’s good to put a face and a name behind the tragic loss of life that day. Thank you
Thank you for watching.
This was absolutely fantastic and well executed. Thank you for your hard work on this video! 😢❤
There were 2 little girls on Flight 175: Juliana McCord, 4 and Christine Hanson, 2.
The whole Hanson family was killed. Mother, father, daughter.
I've met the brother of Ruth McCord, uncle of Juliana.
He was literally saying the Lord's Prayer when the plane hit the S tower, killing his sister snd niece.
This has never been history to me unless one calls losing your loved one or your close family members a personal history.
Every day is an anniversary.
We're related to Eric Bennett, 29, who died in the North Tower.
Ugh..So Sorry
This was a superb recording . Thank you.
I never left 3 messages on one video EVER. ,but this one hit me hard..... No video EVER made me cry !!!! You are amazing young lady
Oh wow, what a wonderful compliment, thank you. I am glad you were moved by it. Say their names and share this video so others may know them.
That phone call from the son to the dad: don’t worry, it’ll be fast. That is crushingly beautiful.
Very painful, Don't worry dad, if it happens, it will be very fast, he signified death by saying it, he was travelling with his wife and 2 1/2 year old daughter. Indeed very painful😢😢. I wish rest and happiness for these murdered lives, innocent jumpy people@@chrishintz1077
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Thank you for doing this. They deserve to have their story told as well.
Omg, you did such a wonderful job on this. I grew up 40 mins outside of NYC, in CT. Many day trips were spent inside those towers. Their majestic size and presence lost will forever leave a hole in my heart as will the loss of all of the beautiful souls whose lives were stolen on that fateful day. Thank you for covering this story and doing it in such a beautiful way.
I found this video in my recommendations, looks like the algorithm is helping you now 👍
Thank you for putting this together, very well done. Seeing these faces and hearing about each person definitely has a greater impact on the audience. I’ve seen lots of videos and documentaries that focused on the towers, but very few that focused on Flights 11 & 175 so thank you again.
Thank you for compiling the information for this video. There is not a lot on the passengers of 175, this is brilliant!
It was Ron’s daughters birthday that day to add insult to injury. She was turning 11. I’ve also seen in another video he was going for an interview that day hence his sister recommending the tie to stand out. It’s in a video called the 9/11 hotel.
Thank you so much for making this wonderful video! Even after all these years since 9/11, I found myself in tears listening and learning about all these people's stories.
I'm a retired police officer from LAPD Los Angeles Police Department, and I had just recently retired when 9/11 happened. It still feels as if it happened last year to me.
After watching so many 9/11 videos in the past, your video is the only one that took the time to report and detail the lives of many of the victims on the planes involved.
I'm so proud of you and of your detailed work! Kudos to you, young lady! 👏 It's finally about time that someone "you" took the initiative to show the very personal stories of these victims of 9/11.
Good luck to you, and God bless you always 🙏 😊 ❤️
I was in Boston that morning. I’m from Boston born and raised and still live here.
I too saw flight 175 hit the building live. We saw it on the news and it was so surreal. I’ll never forget that morning. I got up went to look outside. It was a beautiful spring day. The sky was as blue as can be not a single cloud in the sky very mild day. I can remember the birds singing I can remember the smell of the grass. Such a tragedy that day will be etched in my mind forever. God bless those people that lost their lives that day.
I was 24 years old.
Great informative video wow.
I was 20 years old, had just had a birthday. I didn’t see anything live because I was a lazy college student and didn’t have any Tuesday/Thursday classes so I got up late and even when I did get up I didn’t turn the tv on right away. Central time zone is also an hour behind. The first thing I saw was an image of the cloud covering the water. I had absolutely no idea what I was looking at. I called my mom, crying. I thought we were at war, like Japan bombing Hawaii at war. I’ll never forget that day. Thanks for sharing your story.
God clearly didn't bless them, did he?
@@annnee6818This is so stupid.
ATHIESTS are so childishly intelligent, and sociopathic in your pathological nastiness.
Shoo fly.
I remember that day so well too. I’m in California and we had matching skies just as blue as can be, not a cloud in sight and I’m near the beach. I was 22 then. 9/11 still haunts me. My cousin was supposed to be at his office in the North tower that day but one of his partners couldn’t make a business trip to Japan that day. He pulled out of it just a day before and my cousin took his place and went to Japan… Everyone in their office died that day. It took a good 2-3 years after 9/11 for me to get on a plane again. I know I will never forget.
I was 19 in California born and raised moved to New York 2004.
Excellent. Very touching. The unending ripple effects of this tragedy. Thanks for this video.
A needed video. I especially was encouraged by the children who were able to attend camp together. So good of those who provided this camp. All the lives ended that day were important, and this story was finally told here.
Good of you.
How utterly tragic
Heartbreaking and evil.
Bless their memories.
Amazing video! No one ever seems to talk much about the flights that went down that day besides Flight 93.
I would love to see a video on the least covered Plane that went down that day. Flight 77…
Everyone says it wasn’t a plane and I feel like that dishonors the people on Flight 77. It would be a great video to honor those forgotten Souls.
Thank you for covering this flight. I had never heard Flight 175 story in all this time.
This is so beautifully done, respectful and very moving, thank you. Your detailed research is incredibly thoughtful and careful. 🧡🌱🙏
I absolutely loved this. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for honoring and remembering these people. I have listened to many audiobooks that mention these people and their stories but it was so nice to put faces with these names. I so appreciate your work in helping these people to not be forgotten
What a touching video Thank You. Never Forget 🇺🇸🙏
Patrick McGuire was an amazing man, and so are all of his kids. Thanks for including their story here
To hell with the algorithm, you make good content and my wife and I enjoy your videos, so I encourage you to stick with it, and stick with your vison. You have a certain quality in your narration that makes your content able to be listened to like a podcast or watched as a video. Greeting from Alberta Canada.
So heartbreaking to hear about the pilot he reminds me so much of my dad with his personality. Just horrible
watched all the way through, and liked and shared. Out of all the documentaries, imo this is the best one. It humanizes everyone on board, they had hopes and dreams and a normal life like all of us. Thank you for this.
@@sinfully_sweet_ thank you so much for sharing. I’m working on flight 77 right now.
You have absolutely found your calling. Your work is amazing and if TH-cam is giving it a hard time then we need another platform that is made up of people who understand what really matters. Don’t ever stop doing what you’re doing. You’ve done videos on some very important people and historical events, some of which have been neglected in the mainstream. This video is so important. We know so much about the passengers and crew of United flight 93 and that’s wonderful but the other planes were full of amazing people as well. The only difference with flight 93 is that those people knew what was going on because they were so late taking off and they knew that it was a suicide mission. We’ll never really know about the heroism that took place on the other flights but it’s so very important that their stories are told. Thank you for taking so much time and care to do them Justice.
Thank you so much for your encouraging words, honestly, I needed to hear them and I appreciate you taking the time to write them. I am so glad you enjoy my work and as long as I can I plan to continue.
great job, thanks for remembering these folks! They are gone but not forgotten because of people like you!
You do a great job documenting these stories please keep up the good work people never need to forget about this horrific terrorist attack that took place in 2001. 🇺🇸🙏🌹
Wow! Terrific job describing each person’s story.
They were just people like us..and
this could have happened to anyone.
Nice tribute to everyone.RIP.
@@utkarshjoshi8307 that’s what makes this day so frightening. Thanks for watching.
You did an amazing job humanizing these people and their tragic ending.
Condolences to all the families lost on 9/11.
You did an amazing job with this heartbreaking story, I heard some accounts of those lost I have never heard.
Blessings to you for keeping their memories alive.
How wonderful two people who lost loved ones found each other,fell in love and married. A happy circumstance to tragedy.
This was a great video. Thank you for honoring those not mentioned in other documentaries.
Wow . I’m a 61 year old Man from western Pennsylvania in a town near the Ohio border . Not that matters . Lol but felt compelled to tell you . Anyway your video is absolutely wonderful and informative. Thanks a ton for the education and caring. Later . Joey
Beautiful tribute to the people on this flight. Thank you for making this video. My condolences to the families 🙏.
Sadly Ruth's brother was helping a lady who was burnt as Ruth's plane struck the south tower
And she too lost her battle with life
Her brother just recently passed away
@@rockerjock79 that is sad
Glad yo know strangers can come together and pray 🙏 ❤
@@rockerjock79 Really? When did her brother pass away and from what?
Thank you so much for this video. It happened to show up randomly on my feed, but I'm glad it did. It's hard to believe it's been well over 22 years since this tragedy. I live in the DFW area, literally not far from the airport and Grapevine where that memorial is located. Whenever I go by it, I am always reminded of its true meaning.
I saw your video on aa11, I didn't realise that you dod ua175. This one really haunts me
Thank you for putting life to these numbers, for sharing these lives with the world. ❤❤❤❤❤
Touching video ❤!!! I saw somewhere a while back that Lynn Goodchilds I.D. was found in the ruins of the WTC. Her and her boyfriend Shawn Nassaney were on 175 going to Hawaii for vacation.
I remember them from when I made this but I had not heard that about her ID. The few personal artifacts that were recovered never cease to amaze me and touch my heart.
It has been an absolute pleasure to come across your channel. I'm impressed with the level of your research and the sensitive and respectful presentation of the atrocious events of 9/11. You've done an admirable job of honouring all the souls lost that day. I've seen so many channels depicting the hijacked flights and none of them had so much detailed information and lovely backstories about the victims and their families.Thank you!
Madame Morbid…
This was done so well. Your research is top notch. Your presentation is top notch. You have clips that I’ve never heard of which is amazing because I’ve been obsessed with studying 9/11 and I thought I’d heard everything.
I have always said, to some peoples dislike, that the people on the planes had it the worst. Being on a plane that’s violently turning and dropping is nightmare fuel, but the passengers seeing NYC and the first tower on fire……..I wouldn’t wish that on my enemy.
Thank you for giving the plane passengers and flight attendants a voice.
What a wonderful tribute to these beautiful souls!! Thank you for your passion.
No matter how this actually came to happen, many innocent souls were taken from us. God rest their souls and bless their family and friends
Beautiful memorial, provided to us by a beautiful person.
Love your video. We must never forget.
Thank you
This was beautifully done. It was nice to hear about some of the victims that day and get a bit of background on them.
Such a talented content creator with a heartfelt and impressive, well put together video! And still, Not often to see channels like yours cover this since most nowadays see it as funny and trivial. Good channel good work Keep it up!
I am a new Yorker born and raised in the BRONX I moved out west now . BUT I HAVE LEARNED MORE ABOUT 9/11 FROM YOUR VIDEO THEN ANY OTHER STATION OR WHAT EVER , THANK YOU.. FOR THIS VIDEO
This was an amazing video, you really don’t hear much about UA175. I truly enjoyed learning about all the amazing souls on this flight! Keep up the great work! You have a new follower. ❤
Thank you for making this video. The passagers aren't talked about enough. Where I worked during 9/11 there was a poster that someone had hung that had every one's name on it that died that day. From the World Trade buildings, the Planes and all the Fire Fighters. There were so many names!!RIP🕯🕯🕯
Brian Clarke was the one who worked in 84. Stanley was on the 81st floor and worked for Fuji Bank.
Rest in heavenly peace to all who lost ther lives that day. Will never forget ❤and 🙏 with all there ones 😢
Great job Young lady!
I’m glad that you posted this. I’ve always wondered about the passengers on the other planes. I saw another video just last night about the guy with the yellow tie. Thanks for posting
I'm a true crime junkie, and have also had a need to understand what the victims of 911 went through (I was living through a personal hell during the period of 2001 and a few years after, and while I was devastated and was glued to the news, I didn't have the same focus that I have years later). I watched this video because I had frankly never heard anything about the passengers of 175. You did a wonderful job honoring these people.
Awesome job listing all the passengers. I didn’t know about Flight 77. RIP to all passengers
Your video was amazing and to learn about the passengers & crew on those planes that fateful was so sad and heartbreaking you told it really well and I thank you for that a day we will never forget thank you for your time and hardwork and good luck with other stories and events your going to cover take care x
The story of Peter, Sue, and Christine has always been the saddest story to me.
That being Christine’s first time on a airplane is so devastating
Just discovered your channel. This video deserves to be seen by the masses. It’s important that we never forget.