BBC News
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After the Attacks on America BBC News Online Received Thousands of E-Mails From People Who Had Witnessed the Terrible Events. Here is a Selection of Those Moving Accounts: David Hsia Worked in the World Trade Center Shopping Mall.
BCC News,
2001
BBC News
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After the Attacks on America BBC News Online Received Thousands of E-Mails From People Who Had Witnessed the Terrible Events. Here is a Selection of Those Moving Accounts: William Frankenstein Student in His Junior Year at Stuyvesant High School.
BCC News,
2001
Spector, K.
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My Friend, "I Thought I Was Going To Die'. CSU Grad Escapes World Trade Center With Memories That Will Haunt Him Forever.
Plain Dealer,
Monday, September 24, 2001
Simon, P.
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Last Goodbye From 105th Floor.
Buffalo News
Buffalo News,
A1,
Thursday, September 13, 2001
[author unknown]
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Log Red Sonja's World Trade Center Page.Htm.
Learning Channel
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World Trade Center: Anatomy of a Collapse.
Dimmock, G.
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Amid Chaos and Doom, Hope Dies Last: Inside a Drill Hall, Families Seek Clues to the Fate of the Missing. The First Reporter Inside the Building Yesterday Morning Listens To Their Stories.
Ottawa Citizen,
Friday, September 14, 2001
Clines, F. X.
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Before and After: Voices in the Wind. A New Form of Grieving Evolves Over Last Goodbyes.
New York Times,
Sunday, September 16, 2001
O'Connell, P. L.
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Taking Refuge on the Internet: A Quilt of Tales and Solace. Online Diary.
New York Times,
Thursday, September 20, 2001
Hu, W.
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Nation Challenged. Survivor: Violent Sounds of an Escape From the 71st Floor.
New York Times,
October 7, 2001