The Jumpers

The so-called "jumpers" of 9/11

WTC ‘Jumpers’ Phenomenon

One of the most gruesome aspects of 9-11 occurred when newscasters reported that dozens of people inside the twin towers leaped hundreds of feet down, landing on the streets of New York or rooftops.

Such dramatic measures go against human nature because nearly all of us will cling to safety rather than plunge to certain death.

At the time of the jumps, WTC1 and WTC 2, despite being compromised by the impact of airliners, still provided a safer haven compared with the alternative.

Did all these victims willingly choose to jump, or was there more involved?

Particularly striking is how many of the jumpers were removing articles of clothing before leaping.

Think about that for a moment. Utter chaos is raging in New York, the building they’re in had been struck by an aircraft, and in all this insanity they decide to do what—remove their clothing? It doesn’t make sense.

Emergency calls made that morning from inside the towers reflect how extremely hot these trapped people felt, yet they couldn’t see any flames. Even stranger, those inside each tower were leaning against the walls of these buildings, so the physical structure itself wasn’t very hot.

If you listen to transcripts of firemen inside the towers to their dispatchers, they refer to seeing no raging fires and how they could easily extinguish two isolated pockets of fire in WTC 2. Neither skyscraper was consumed by a raging inferno.

There was no real fire anywhere, but an incredible amount of heat. People were actually disrobing, but tons of paper around them didn’t burn. Why? It’s almost like a microwave effect, where the food inside cooks, but the paper wrapper around it doesn’t.

Did the jumpers actually leaped of their own volition?

It looked like these people were somehow thrown out of the towers—as if they hadn’t really intended to jump, especially when they were flapping their arms wildly rather than being resigned to a fate they had chosen.

On top of that, these people were cast outward much farther than they could have been able to physically jump, as if some type of internal force ejected them. From all the photos, it didn’t look like they intended to jump out, but were instead caught unaware.

Images (NSFL): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Looking at these images can be difficult. However, these people are communicating to us. they want us to hear them and they want their stories told.

One person appears to be hanging by one hand and one foot while attempting to remove his pants. Why is it so important for him to hang so many stories above the ground and remove his pant?

Hanging by one hand and foot outside a window at approximately the 105th story while removing his pants indicates just how important he must have felt it was to take them off. If he were trying to avoid the heat, why would he take off his pants, since they would serve as a protective layer against it?

Assuming their clothes were wet, likely due to the sprinkler system, consider what might be expected if some sort of energy field, such as a microwave field, had been affecting that area just inside the building.

Such a field might be part of what comprises the Active Denial Systems (ADS) that are now being used for crowd control. It is equally possible that such a field was part of whatever was destroying the building.

In either case, wet clothing intensifies the pain caused by such microwaves, as is acknowledged in an article about the ADS: "Wet clothing might sound like a good defense, but tests showed that contact with damp cloth actually intensified the effects of the beam.

Thus, the actions of people appearing to disrobe while hanging outside of the building are consistent with there being an energy field contained within the walls of the building.