1. By Connor

2. I am a witness of 911 and this is my story.

3. On September the 11 th I was getting ready to go to the twin towers to go met a friend at their work.

4. I felt a bit hungry so I stopped to have some lunch. After that I left to my friends work for a visit.

5. It was a long journey to the twin towers but I finally got there and it was an awesome place they were so tall. When I got inside I had a talk with my mate.

6. It was around 8:00 my mate and I, went outside for a walk and to go get a drink. It was about 8:40 when we got back we went inside and had a look around the building it was 8:50 when we had finished looking around.

7. Then all of a sudden there was a loud bang. There was a plane in the building, people were screaming in terror rushing to the exits. I tried to stay calm and ran out the building.

8. My friend and I only just made it out, luckily we were on a low floor so we got out quicker. Some of the people on the top floor weren't so lucky. It was total destruction the building crumbled down and crushed cars and small buildings beside it.

9. Lucky I didn’t park my car close to the building. A lot of people died, there were two fire trucks there putting out the blaze. Lucky we saw the building beside us start falling on fire so we had a chance to get out.

10. The burning buildings were blocking the road. It took hours for the fire trucks to put out the burning inferno. People were screaming in terror and pain.

11. They finally put out the fire it was about mid day when it stopped. Soon after the fire had stopped we had heard that the pentagon had been attacked as well but only took out one side.

12. A month later when we drove past where the twin towers were we saw a memorial there. Where the two towers stood in the ground there was two waterfall displays and Around the edge was the names of the people who died. 630 people died that day it was a very sad and terrible day.

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