I didn't know there were elevators on the upper floors that went directly to the first floor.
At 0:36 you can see that it goes directly from 107 to 1
She worked for Carr Futures on the 92nd floor, but I don't think she was anywhere near there. No one could have gone down 90, 70, and 40 floors in less than 20 minutes in the lobbies of the 78th and 44th floors, either. Was it ever known what floor she was actually on?
We always hear about floors 91, 92, 89, 88, etc., but nothing about this floor. Were there people working there?
Minute 4:11 he's seen coming out from under the impact hole; I think it's the 93rd floor. Probably, like many others, he didn't seem to want to jump, but in his eagerness to breathe, he didn't realize that the window was broken.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncXVTZMduLc&list=LL&index=1&t=250s
Why were there no people at the windows on the 92nd floor?
Were there any survivors from the South Tower in the elevator when the North Tower was hit?
Were there any survivors from the North Tower on the emergency stairs when the tower was hit?
If you were on the 20th or 30th floor and wanted to go to the first, did you have to go to the 78th and then go down, or did the elevators on those floors take you to the first floor?
The 92nd floor is a complete mystery. It's known that staircases A and B were blocked from the 88th floor onwards; however, it's a mystery whether staircase C was passable on the 92nd floor. This could be due to smoke/fire preventing access, or if they experienced an optical illusion that it was impassable when it was actually open, as this also happened with staircase A in the South Tower, where they initially believed it was impassable. According to these articles, he sent a message to his wife saying he was on the 78th floor helping evacuate people. He works for Carr Futures. Also, the body of Damian Meehan, who worked on the 92nd floor, was found on a staircase along with other firefighters. This makes me wonder if they somehow managed to escape.
Anyone who faces PSV and defeats them is eliminated or loses the final. Atletico has already been eliminated, and tomorrow Bayern will either be eliminated or advance to the final and lose it against Arsenal.
As I understand it, this floor was the least affected since the plane's wing only grazed it slightly, so there was no fuel on this floor. I know there were some jumpers, however, there was only one call according to the log, so what happened? Were there few people? Because it doesn't seem like the fireball hit there, and in fact, Edna was standing in the gap that was from the 94th floor.
I don't think they'll ever publish it.