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 LOBE reporter Christy

G Smith was an eyewitness

to the terror of September
11. Just blocks away
from the World Trade
Center in New York, Smith
was getting set for jury
duty when terrorists slammed
two passenger jets into the
towering icons of Manhattan's
legendary skyline. In a matter
of minutes, Smith's life changed
and so did America. Here is her
harrowing account:

By CHRISTY SMITH
It sounded like bombs.
But it couldn't be.
Bombs? In New York
City? That just
doesn't happen
here.
Still,the blasts,
the terrible rum-
bling and the
fear robbed me
of my breath. I
was stunned.
Only seconds
earlier I was with
other prospective jurors
in Jury Room 1517 at 100
Center Street - about 10 blocks
from the World Trade Center.
The first explosion rocked
our building. Running to the
window, I saw a huge cloud of
black smoke billowing outside.
As I stood frozen by the win-
dow, my mind was racing. "What
is it? What's happening?" There
were no answers. Only fear.
A court officer burst into our
room, hollering, "Everybody
leave the building. Out!"
Exiting the courthouse, we all
looked south at clouds of gray-
yellow smoke rolling toward us.
Over shouts and screams a
woman cried, "A jet crashed into
the World Trade Center!"
Another voice insisted, "Not
one, TWO planes flew into the
World Trade Center! It's not an
accident - it's WAR!" Pushed
along by the crowd, I passed a
distraught, middle-age woman
pointing up at the WTC, "My
son! My son's up there!" she
shrieked to no one.
I didn't want to believe it. I
couldn't believe it. I kept walking
closer to the twin towers to see
for myself.
At City Hall Park Plaza, just
four blocks from the WTC, I
stopped to ask a woman who
was crying and shaking on a
bench if she was OK. I'll never
forget her answer:
"I just saw 10 people
jump out of the World Trade
Center!" she said. "I've never
seen anything like it!"
Walking across to Park Place,
I looked up at the WTC and saw
a huge, gaping hole in the south
tower. Flames licked the upper
floors and smoldering debris
fell on people below. I saw dust-
covered shapes on the sidewalk.
They were fallen people.
It was a nightmare - horrible
and ugly. I wanted to run, but
something made me stay. I wanted
to close my eyes. But I couldn't.
Smoke billowed from the
north tower, too. I was numb
with disbelief that this could be
happening. As I took pictures
of my city, my neighborhood,
falling down around me, a
stranger observed, "Just like a
movie. Is this weird, or what?"
With a deep, echoing rumble
that shook the very sidewalk
we stood on, the south tower
imploded above us in eerie slow
motion. The sky turned black.
The image of mass destruction
defied all logic. Only a nuclear
bomb could make one of the
most promlnent buildings on
Manhattan's skyline collapse
like a house of cards. But in a
few seconds, it was gone.
A yellow-gray cloud of smoke
enveloped us. Within the acrid,
soupy mix swirled a flaky
snowstorm of dust, shredded
paper and who knows what
else. Chunks of concrete crashed
down, exploding on impact, bits
flying like shrapnel.
I couldn't see beyond my out-
stretched arm and had to pull my
shirt over my face to breathe. I
staggered through the smoke.
All of a sudden, dazed confu-
sion turned to sheer chaos - a
blind stampede from the heat
and smoke, propelling us away
from the danger. Those who fell
'I didn'twant
to believe it...
I couldn'tbelieveit'
were trampled.
Every few moments, I bumped
into another lost soul coated
in a thick, white dust - arms
outstretched like horror movie
mummies on the march. Amid
desperate cries for help, I heard
sickening, retching sounds and
saw people bent over, eyes
glazed, as they coughed up
black, ashy mucus. I ran for my
life. Nothing and nobody was
going to stop me from seeing my
husband and my family again.
Exiting the smoke cloud, I
gazed at lower Manhattan to see
the skyline, my skyline, changed
forever - the south tower was
completely gone, its sister tower
belching smoke and flames. At
that instant, I thought, "It just
can't get any worse!"
Then, with a roar, the blazing
north tower gave up and fell in
on itself. Again, smoke billowed
hundreds of feet high. A woman
on Rollerblades fainted. All
around me, people wept and
cursed.
By now it was 10:20, about
an hour and a half since the
initial explosion. As car radios
proclaimed a terrorist attack,
we said to each other look ...look
what the bastards did to our
city!
Still, my own tears did not
flow. In less than two hours, I
had experienced more fear,
confusion and adrenaline than
any other time in my life. ow
anger set in as I began to grasp
that someone had done this to
my New York.
In a daze, I walked seven
blocks to my home. My husband
was waiting at the front door.
He hardly recognized me. As we
hugged, tears which had been
held back trickled down my
grime-caked face. I was alive,
but so many others were not.
And life as I'd always known it
in my city was changed forever.

October 2, 2001 / GLOBE 7

 SAMABINl.ADEN Larry Johnson, the for-

0 is the demonic mer deputy director of

mastermind be- counterterrorism at the
hind the coward- U.S. State Department,
ly attack on confirms to GLOBEthat
America that killed more this is well known within
than 5,000 innocent the murky world of
people of every creed, international terrorism.
color and nationality. • Ashamed of his condi-
GLOBE has compiled tion, he turned to prosti-
a revealing profile of Bin tutes, started drinking
Laden from sources in heavily and got into
Asia, the Middle East street fights - triggering
and Europe, and govern- problems with his promi-
ment terrorism experts nent, extremely wealthy
in Washington, D.C. Saudi Arabian family.
What emerges is a • Eugene Bird, the for-
startling picture of a mer American ambas-
mentally ill, drug-ad- sador to Saudi Arabia,
dicted fanatic with an who has known the
inner rage caused by family for 30 years, tells
sexual inadequacy. GLOBE that Bin Laden
"Bin Laden wants was always considered
to blow up the entire "quirky" by his broth-
United States," says one ers, adding, ''he has the
Middle Eastern source psychological profile of
with close ties to hard- a loner - which is un-
line Islamic groups. usual in such families."
"Many of the people • His billionaire father,
who once supported the nation's biggest
him now see that he is builder, who had 10
certifiably crazy. They wives, died in a jetliner
say he will eventually crash. His oldest broth-
be ranked with Hitler er, Salim, was killed in a
and Stalin as one of puzzling accident while
the world's greatest flying an ultra-light
evildoers of all time." plane. Some people
GLOBE's amazing believe Bin Laden
dossier reveals: murdered his brother.
• Bin Laden suffers • He is one of 57 chil-
from a medical condi- dren. His brothers and
tion that left him with sisters now hate him
underdeveloped sexual and have told European
organs, and his hatred of security officials they
the United States began believe he has gone mad.
when an American girl • As his share of the
laughed at his problem. family's fortune - once

Bin Laden's
diatribe against
Valentine's
Day (left)

8 October 2, 2001 / GLOBE

estimated at $300 million
- dwindled, he became
involved in the heroin
trade and is now said to
be an opium smoker.
• Bin Laden is insanely
jealous - and once poi-
soned a loyal colleague
who won the heart of a
woman he coveted.
The 6-foot-5,44-year-old
terror overlord has boast-
ed to TV networks world-
wide that he is waging a
holy war in the name of
his religion, Islam.
But CIA investigators
and experts on interna-
tional terrorism believe
Bin Laden's hatred of all
things American began
when he was rejected as
an inadequate lover.
"In his late teens, he
was a playboy in Beirut,
Lebanon, and fell in love
with a young woman
from Chicago working
there," says a Middle
Eastern writer who has
interviewed many mem-
bers of the Bin Laden
family. "He was a wild
kid and courted her with
gifts and champagne.
"Eventually he talked
her into bed - but she
mocked him when he
tried to make love to her.
The rejection enraged
him and set him off on a
vicious vendetta against
all things American."
Former CIA agent
Johnson tells GLOBE
that the agency has
looked at Bin Laden's
sexual inadequacy as a
trigger for his rage
against the United States.
"The story is told
extensively in the Arab
world," he reveals. "It
seemed that at one time
he would become West-
ernized like his brothers.
But his rejection by a
lover could be the root
of his fight against the
United States and the
Western world."
Bin Laden's underde-
veloped sexual organs
are thought to be the re-
sult of a disease called
sporadic Kallman's syn-
drome. The condition is
also associated with kid-
ney disease - something
he's known to suffer rise of global terrorism
from. He also suffers in his book, The New
from low self-esteem, Jackals, tells GLQJ3E."It
which his family mem- made him believe that he
bers recognized early in was indestructible."
his life. But the signs of his
"It's believed that Bin madness soon began to
Laden received treatment show. And Afghans
for testosterone deficien- fighting alongside him
cy in Beirut," says the came to look upon him as
Middle Eastern source. a fool.
"Since then, he has Bin Laden once urged
married four wives and fighters to kill BBC-TV
has several children. But reporter John ;Simpson,
whom they liked. When
despite his fertility, he is
still said to be extremely they laughed at him, he of-
poorly endowed." fered a truck driver $500
Because of his failure to run Simpson down.
with American girls, the When nobody took
terrorist mastermind de- any notice of him, he
tests western celebrations started wailing, threw
of romance, himself down on a bed
railing
against Hollywoodmovies and beat the pillow in a
and Valentine's Day. tantrum, says Simpson.
He even issued a direc- And when a comrade
tive that Muslims living in some of the war's
bloodiest battles stole a
girlfriend, he turned
'Rejectil!D
by murderer. "Osama has
told how he got his friend
anlmer1can to drink tea laced with
cyanide," says the Mid-
~rlsethim dle Eastern source. "He
offona vicious laughed as his pal died
with blood and foam
vendetta' frothing from his
mouth."
After the Russians
in the West should not were finally kicked out of
give their sweethearts Afghanistan, Bin Laden
Valentine's cards and turned his evil gaze on
flowers. It's been trans- the United States - and
lated into English and he was supported by the
used to terrorize immi- country's new rulers, the
grants in Europe and the Taliban fanatics.
United States. But experts say that
"Whoever celebrates his strike on ew York -
Valentine's Day is a fasiq although bloodily suc-
(a sinner) and should cessful - was a major
fear Allah," it reads. mistake.
"Next time you give your "He has managed to
girl a rose, imagine her unite the United States
roasting and burning in in a way that has not
flames ...so much for happened since Pearl
love." Harbor," terrorism ex-
When the family for- pert Johnson tells
tune was divided in 1983, GLOBE. " ot only that-
Bin Laden received $300 he killed Brits, Japanese,
million and decided to Australians, Germans,
fund a war against the French, even Saudis and
invasion of Muslim Pakistanis. He killed
Afghanistan by heathen Muslims, Christians and
Russia. Jews.
"For 10 years, he went "He's rallied the world.
through horrendous bat- He managed to get the en-
tles against the Soviet tire world, which couldn't
army and came through agree on much, to unite
unscratched," Simon on one thing - we've got
Reeve, who describes the to get rid of HIM!"
 NSPIRED by an un-

I speakable evil, Osama

Bin Laden has ensured
that his legacy of hate
will go on - by training
his 3-year-old nephew
Majid to be a terrorist
suicide bomber.
The youngster, who
lives in Beirut, Lebanon,
where Bin Laden spent
some wild teenage years,
is being raised to despise
the United States and is
already programmed to kill.
At a time when he
ought to be scribbling in a
coloring book or riding a
tricycle, little Majid totes
a Kalashnikov automatic
rifle and learns to throw
hand grenades.
Soon, he will
be encouraged
to sacrifice his 1
life as a "mar-
tyr" for Bin
Laden's dia-
bolic cause.
Majid is
the son of a
Even his own 3-year-old nephew is
woman
called Alaia,
programmed for assassination & suici
who is a half the war against America. "It is common practice "They are taught t
sister of the He will be told that his among Middle Eastern America is the Gre
terror lord, ac- name will be honored on groups to train children Satan, the enemy of
cording to a jour- earth and will echo through in the fundamentals of Muslims. They are al
nalist in Lebanon. proudly the halls of heaven." terrorism, and Bin Laden taught how to kill.
, "In a series of letters to --- ............
- follows his Like hundreds of other does it well," anti-terrorism "They start with gu
Alaia, Bin Laden has laid famous uncle's blueprint children in the Middle East expert Dr. Neil Livingstone how to aim and fire. Wh
out for his nephew the to martyrdom. - in Palestine, Afghanistan tells GLOBE. "These chil- a child - always a boy
stairway to paradise," says "As he approaches pu- and Iraq - Majid is one dren are brainwashed into gets older, he is taug
the writer, who has close berty, he will be told that of Bin Laden's kami- believing that a martyr, how to make born
contacts with the purvey- there are 77 virgins await- kaze kids, innocent boys dying as part of a holy war, The system resembl
ors of terrorism. "The boy ing him once he has died in raised to be fanatics. is the highest achievement. how American childr

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are taught in grade school."
And the junior terrorists start
oung.
"People like Bin Laden take
these children when they are
·ust starting school, age 5 or 6,"
xplains Marvin Cetron, hired
y the United States in 1993
to write a forecast report,
Terror 2000: The Future Face
f Terrorism. "They teach them
to be good fighters.
"They teach them how to stay
alive in war - and how to kill.
he children learn how to
shoot guns, how to hide in
cities and in the wild. They
earn how to throw grenades
nd how to make bombs.
"We call it brainwashing -
ey call it religion."
Cruelly, some terrorist
oups even make living
mbs out of kids, the experts
veal.
"These kids are like the
ijackers, who probably flew
to the ew York skyscrapers
ith smiles on their faces,"
ys Cetron.
"The parents will dance in the
reets after these little martyrs
ie because they believe they'll
e in heaven. Instead of
ieving, they'll celebrate,
eeling assured that their chil-
drenare with Allah in paradise.
"It is a hell of a thing to raise
children to die. That is what
they are doing. They are teach-
ing the kids to hate and making
human bombs out of them. It's
not unlike the Hitler Youth of
World War II.
"Osama Bin Laden is a hero
othem."
Livingstone, who has written
nine books on terrorism,
grees. "During the Gulf War,
he Iraqis would send kids
nto the battlefield to find
and mines," he says. "Bin
aden's legacy of hate will live
n long after he's gone because
e's training kids to kill."
The only hope for little
ajid, says the Lebanese
ournalist, is-ironically- U.S.
television.
"He has started to watch
esame Street and Rugrats,
hich his family get on
atellite," explains the jnsider.
ometimes, instead of picking
p his rifle, he picks up his
urple Barney. Maybe his
other will finally come to her
nses and reject her half
rother's message of hate."
'I
F I were Osama Bin Laden,
I would be sweating."
That's the message anti-
terror expert Christopher
Whitcomb has for the evil
murderer now that the United
States has vowed revenge for the
cowardly attacks on the World
Trade Center and the Pentagon.
There's no rat hole deep enough
for him to hide in. Experts drive
home that warning.
If diplomacy fails and the
Afghan leaders don't hand him
over, then U.S. forces will have to
take out the terror lord. It might
be tough, but they can do it, say
military sources.
Bin Laden has a warren of
bunkers in the mountains of
Afghanistan and moves every few
days - taking only his rifle and his
walking stick.
He eats only bread and cheese
and drinks just tea.
The 17-year-old son he dotes on,
and sometimes one of his four
wives, meet up with him from time
to time - and they may prove his
undoing.
"The family can lead us to him,"
says one expert. "With Bin Laden
on the run, they could be the key." needs support and a very heavy and he can't be warned by anyone,
GLOBE was given an in-depth diversion, perhaps a massive either. Not counting the diversion,
glimpse at the kind of mission attack on the Taliban - and really the whole thing would tak
necessary to get Bin Laden by good jamming equipment. That about four hours. It is a precision
Richard Marcinko, who founded way, calls don't go out to any of operation, no stumble and fumble
the Navy's elite SEAL Team 6 his cells for retaliatory attacks about it at all. No guess work."
counterterrorism unit and author
of the autobiography, Rogue
Warrior.
"Success is based on moving in
quickly and getting in close for
the kill," Marcinko explains.
"It would be a team of about 40
SEALs or Delta Force members -
the best there are. They would be
supported by about a thousand
other armed forces members.
"Bin Laden moves around a lot.
You have to know where he is
going to be and then swoop down
on him and his forces and move out
fast. You don't want to use missiles
or B-52s because you want to get
up close and personal. You want to
make no mistake that he's dead.
"And dead he will have to be. I
wouldn't want to cuff him and
drag him back for a hearing and
trial and give him a chance to
spout off and inspire more follow-
ers. I want him dead and silent.
"The group attacking Bin Laden
etired Army Col. David H. Hack-
orth agrees that speed is vital.
"You don't want to get suckered
to a long ground war in some
lace like Afghanistan," the
ilitary strategist, decorated
ietnam vet and author tells
LOBE.
"You don't go after all the
ldiers. You fight smart.
"You eliminate the roots of
is terrorism, not the branches.
ce you've chopped off the head
f the snake, it is no longer
gerous."
Ex-CIA officer Larry Johnson
so believes Bin Laden will not
ce trial.
"I don't think there is any plan to
pture him, I think we're going to
ill him," reveals Johnson, who
as also Deputy Director in the
ice of Counterterrorism at the
.S. State Department.
"All Arab nations have been put
notice that they have to make a
oice.There is no middle ground
re. Neighboring countries have
t to open their territory for po-
tial staging bases - especially
istan.
"Ultimately, in a second phase
of the operation, large numbers
of ground forces will go into
Afghanistan and will round up
and destroy the terror groups.
"The country has become an
infested swamp where a small
number of vicious, radical Islamic
groups hang their hat. There
are as many as 14 or 15 groups
training there. That network must
be destroyed."
'He'sasgood
as dead'
Another clue to Bin Laden's
whereabouts is his need for drugs.
Sources say he has begun smoking
opium from Afghanistan's poppy
fields to ease his kidney pain. He
also imports other drugs - includ-
ing Viagra- through Pakistan.
"It's possible we could track
him down that way and maybe
even poison his drugs," says
one expert. "Not that many
people in Afghanistan are rich
enough to import Viagra."
Bin Laden's love of electronics
could also bring about his
downfall. He uses phones and
ALEGACY
computers that depend on satellite·
transmissions. Terrorism expert
OFBLOOD
OSAMABIN LADEN'Sbloody
Dr. Neil Livingstone says it's
legacy of terrorism includes
possible to intercept a call, follow the following incidents in which
it back and blow him up with a
Americans were killed.
guided missile. ■ 1992: Claims responsibility
If it appears Bin Laden is so well
for attack in Somalia in which
protected that many lives would
18 U.S.soldiers die.
be lost in an attack, the use of ■ 1993: Bombing of the
nuclear weapons may also be an
World Trade Center that kills
option.
Military planners may con-
clude that we could lose 25,000
six people.
■ 1995: Bombing of a military
troops in a sustained land war to
take out a mountain, says Clint
training facility in Saudi Arabia,
in which five U.S.servicemen
die.
Van Zandt, who worked in the
1996: Bombing in Saudi
FBI's Behavior Science Unit
Arabia that kills at least 19
during his 25 years with the U.S.servicemen.
bureau. "Will we make the same ■ 1998: U.S.embassy bombings
decision we made about Japan in
in Kenyaand Tanzania- 224
World War II and use a tactical
dead.
nuclear weapon?"
■ 2000: Attack on USSCole in
Whatever the decision, accord-
Yementhat kills 17.
ing to the experts, the terrorist
■ September 11,2001: U.S.
leader made a big mistake by officials state that Bin Ladenand
att~cking the United States in
his al-Qaedagroup are leading
such an evil, heinous manner.
suspectsin the attacks on New
Predicts ex-CIA agent Johnson: York City and Washington,D.C.
"Bin Laden is as good as dead."

insidethe WorldTradeCenter,
DIANE SAWYER
& CHARLESGIBSON
Rawemotion surged
as ABC'sGoodMorning
Americaco-hostsreported
the attacks.CharlesGibson
exclaimed,"That looks
like a secondplane has
just hit!" AndDianeSawyer
admitted,"We watch
J
e~u~:......:....::lL powerless.It's a horror."
MATT LAUER & KATIE COURIC
Watchingas the secondplane hit, NBC'sToday
show co-hostsMatt Lauer and Katie Couriegasped
together in horror. Katie'seyesfilled with emotion
that instantly summed up the disaster."This is so
shocking,"she declared."It looks like a movie."
BRYANT GUMBEL
Gumbelaskeda CBS
Early Showcaller,"Why
do you say it was inten-
tional?" The man replied,
"It could hardly be a coin-
cidencethat two planes
fly into the World Trade
Centerwithin minutes
of each other!" Gumbel
reviewedthe tape,
saw the secondcrash
and exclaimed,"Wow!"
DAN RATHER
'Noconfirmed
fatalities'
WhenDanRatherfirst took
over the CBScoverage,
he said,despite watching
airliners erupt in fireballs
"There are no confirmed
fatalities."Whenhe realized
the extentof the carnage,
he told viewersthey were
seeinga vision of hell.
TOM BROKAW
'Day
without
end'
As the sun set on the
shattered New York
skyline,NBC's
Tom Brokawsummed
up events lyrically as
if writing a best-selling
book, "This is a day
without end," he said.
"America has been attacked,
and it has changed."
PETER JENNINGS
'Pearl
Harbor!'
As the towers crumbled,
ABC'sPeter Jennings
comparedthe sneakattack
to that of the Japanesein
1941."My God,the southern
tower just collapsedin on
itself - this is a placewhere
thousandsof peoplework!"
he yelled."The last time
we wereattackedin sucha
waywas at Pearl Harbor!"
In a tribute to victim Barbara
Olsen, a regular on his
CNN show, host Larry King
fought back tears and declared,
"Barbara was a doll."
BILL O'REILLY
Fox News Channel's
outspoken anchor issued
his assessment through gritted
teeth: "I have every confidence
that justice will be done."
GERALDO
Pointing to the altered
New York skyline, CNBC's
Geraldo Rivera noted, "It's like
looking at your loved one
with a horrible amputation."
 HE savage strike at New
T York City uncovered a
spirit that can never be
broken - despite count-
less cases of heartbreak
and sorrow.
From the flames, smoke and
rubble, there emerged stories
of selfless bravery and un-
daunted courage.
ePatrick Andre, 50, of New
Rochelle, N.Y., helped save 20
of his co-workers on the 71st
floor of the World Trade
Center's Tower 2.
• Shaking with fear, Denise
Gamble got down from the
100th floor of the same building.
• And security supervisor
Brian Reeves endured burns
over 30 percent of his body to
make it to safety after a fireball
exploded through his office
window and knocked him
down.
• But twins Neil and Nigel
Thompson, who had been
inseparable for all their 33
years, were finally torn apart -
with Nigel dying as he spoke
on the phone to his brother.
His final words: "We are under
attack. We are evacuating
NOW!"
Nigel was a stockbroker
for Cantor Fitzgerald on the
105th floor of Tower 1, while
Neil worked with another
financial giant in Green-
wich, Conn.
Almost identical, they
were devoted to each other
and never let a day go by
without catching up on
what they'd been doing.
On September 11, igel
called his brother to share a
joke. High in the clouds in his
office on a beautiful morning,
the world seemed fine.
Then the unimaginable
happened. He saw the plane
smash into the tower below
him.
Neil heard the line go dead
and dropped to his knees to
pray for his brother. With an
aching heart, he waited for a
call back - but it was not to be.
Another brother, Mark, 35,
says, "Neil is devastated. We
try talk to him, but he weeps so
much he can barely say a word.
They were devoted to each
other."
***
It was happier news for
Michelle Viard-Andre, a 47-year-
old teacher, who thought she'd
lost Patrick, her husband and
father of her two children.
Instead, he made it home - a
hero!
Patrick had just gotten back
to work after major surgery.
As his floor's "warden," he
was trained to stay cool
and supervise others in emer-
gencies. When the jetliner
hit the opposite tower, he
picked up the red emergency
phone connected to the Port
Authority, which controls the
WTC.
Amazingly, he received in-
structions to stay put - "Do not
leave your floor," a bureau-
crat's voice announced.
Patrick's instincts told him to
ignore the order.
"I looked at all my people
awaiting instructions and saw
the expressions on their faces,"
he told GLOBE. "They were so
scared, I told them to go."
Patrick, the last person to flee,
was a split second away from
getting out when the second
tower was rocked.
"I turned and there was a
plane hurtling toward us," he
says.
Debris and metal parts
cascaded around him. Walls
began to cave in. But somehow
he stayed one step ahead of the
tumult.
"If I'd delayed at all, I would
have died," he says with a huge
sigh of relief.
When he called his wife,
Michelle, "I screamed," she
reveals.
"When I saw him, we jumped
and cried and hugged."
***
Tom and Patricia Gamble
rushed to the TV set when they
heard of the atrocity.
They knew their daughter
Denise was on floor 100 of
Tower 2, the second to be
struck.
Tom, an airline pilot, gasped
when the second jet rammed
the building. "Denise is not
going to make it," he told his
panicked wife.
In fact, Denise had received a
call from her younger brother
Dan as soon as the first jet hit,
telling her to run for her
life.
She scrambled from floor
to floor through flames,
pitch dark and crumbling
walls to make it.
"I was shaking so badly,"
she says, "just like the build-
ing around me."
***
For Brian Reeves, it was a
vision of his son Brighton, 7,
that inspired his escape.
"After the explosion blew me
down, fire was all around me. I
saw my son's face and just ran
and ran," he says.
When he was reunited with
his wife Julie and son, he
hugged them tight, despite his
burns.
"Now we just pray for those
good people who were not so
lucky." - FELICIA LEVINE
October 2. 2001 / GLOBE 15
 pilot and co-pilot have been forced from
the cockpit and may have been wounded.
Two of the hijackers are in the cockpit with
the door locked behind them, he says. The man
with the bomb is in the back of the plane.
With Beamer are Burnett, Bingham and
Glick, who calls his wife from an airphone
and tells her they've been hijacked by men he
believes are Arabs. They are wearing red
headbands. One has a knife, another has a
bomb. Glick says another passenger has
talked to his spouse and heard about the
World Trade Center disaster. He wants to
know if it's true.
Lyz Glick, who was the high school
prom queen, tells Jeremy the prom king,
the terrible news- it's true.
"He knew something very bad was
going to happen," says Lyz. "What he
needed to know was WHATwas going to
, happen. Were they going to blow the
UESDAY, September 11, 2001,began as Beamer, 32, of plane up or was it going to crash into some-

T a normal day for the 38 passengers of New Jersey, an

ill-fated United Airlines Flight 93. As account manag-
they boarded a gleaming Boeing 757 er for a computer
in Newark, N.J., for a cross-country software firm and
flight to San Francisco, little did they suspect 34 other passengers, including Lauren
thing else, because that made all the differ-
ence. We said I love you a thousand times
over and over again, and it just brought so
muchpeacetous."
Burnett now calls his wife Deena at their
that they. would all die. And no one had Grandcolas, who is returning home from her home in San Francisco.
the slightest inkling that at least fourof them grandmother's funeral in New Jersey.
.
"I'm on the airplane, the airplane that's
-Jeremy Glick, Mark Bingham, Tom Burnett The plane is airborne by 8:44 a.m. and been hijacked and they've already knifed a
and Todd Beamer - would become true heads west. Breakfast is served as passen- guy," he says. "They're saying they have a
American heroes, bravely battling the gers settle in for the cross-country journey. bomb. Please call authorities."
terrorists who planned to crash the fuel-laden About half an hour later, air traffic con- A vote is taken at the back of the plane by
jet into the Capitol and saving countless lives. trollers report hearing someone in the cockpit passengers. They courageously decide to over-
Here is their story. shout, "Get out of here," through an open power the hijackers or die trying. In his last
microphone. A second transmission from the conversation with his wife, Burnett reveals
It's shortly after 7 a.m. and 31-year-oldJeremy plane is heard, amid sounds of that he and some other passen-
Glick is standing in the airport terminal in a fight, with someone again gersare"goingtodosomething."
Newark, N.J., trying to call his wife Lyz to say yelling, "Get out of here." Beamer is still on the phone
goodbye. But he can't reach her- she's sound A voice in broken English with the operator and asks her
asleep after staying up all night with their says, "There is a bomb on to recite the Lord's Prayer with
12-week-old daughter. For days, Glick, who board. This is the captain him. He then puts down the
works for an Internet company, has put off speaking. Remain in your seat. phone and she hears him ask
flying out to San Francisco on business. He There is a bomb on board." the others, "Are you guys
canceled a flightthe day before and something At 9:37, the plane abruptly ready? Let's roll!"
about this trip troubles him deeply,too. turns around. Grandcolas uses Glick asks his wife to stay on
"You have to go," Lyz tells him. "You can't her cell phone to call home in the line. But she couldn't bear to
say no to your company." San Rafael, Calif. Her husband listen and hands the phone to her
As easygoing Glick steps aboard, two pilots is sleeping, and she leaves father. "There was no noise for
and five flight attendants are readying the 757 a chilling message on the several minutes," recalls Richard
for the five-hour flight. answering machine, "We're Macklin."There were screams in
Ironically, like Glick, Mark Bingham, 31, having problems. But I'm the background and I said, 'Well,
was supposed to fly out the day before, but comfortable- for now." they're doing it.' "
missed his flight because he wasn't feeling Bingham calls his mom In another minute, there were
well. A public relations director, the former Alice Hoglan, a United flight a.;;;;;=__,;,=;...;;.-==== more terrifying screams - and
rugby player is a 6-foot-5 tower of muscle. attendant. "Three guys have taken over the then there was nothing. The plane nosedives
Having overslept, Bingham rushes to the plane and they say they have a bomb," he and plunges at 350 miles per hour before
airport and arrives at the gate just minutes says. As he talks, another passenger barri- crashing into a field in rural Pennsylvania.
before departure. He manages to secure a cades himself in the bathroom and dials 911 Virtually nothing is left.
first-class seat, 4D. Another passenger, on his cell phone. Meanwhile,Beamer reaches Government officials now reveal the
Tom Burnett, 38, chief operating officer for GTE operator Lisa Jefferson and tells her that hijackers' likely target was the U.S. Capitol
Thoratec Corp., was also not originally hijackers have forced most of the passengers building!
scheduled to board this plane. Anxious to into first-class. Beamer, nine other passengers Total strangers united in heroic deed.
get home to California, he switched to Flight and the flight attendants are ordered to sit on Glick, Bingham, Burnett and Beamer are
93, which was scheduled to depart earlier. thefloorintherearoftheplane. among those now being considered for the
Also settling into their seats are Todd He says a flight attendant has told him the Freedom Medal for saving the Capitol.
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