Next up for consideration from the list of "witnesses" posted by Carlitos is:
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6083054&postcount=1368
Mark Belair
"I saw the second plane hit. I had just come out of the subway at Sixth Avenue and West Fourth and noticed everyone on the sidewalk looking up. I followed their gaze to see a tremendous black gash in the north tower, about 30 blocks away, and overheard someone say a plane had just crashed into the building. At first we thought it must have been an accident, a small plane that lost control. Then it dawned on me that the damage was too great for a small plane or an accident. I figured it must have been an act of terrorism - horrible, but over. Then the second plane banked in low and, as I watched, slammed through the south tower and exploded into a fireball."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/parents/st...554123,00.html
Mark Belair (I am not making that up, Mark be l---)
From 6th Avenue and West 4th Street, it would appear to have been very difficult to see a plane, let alone one that was at 800ft and 550mph hit the South Tower.
This is the google street map view:
[qimg]http://i1008.photobucket.com/albums/af205/jfibonacci/all43posting/6thwest4th.jpg?t=1278021614[/qimg]
He might have seen the fireball, to be sure, and I wouldn't doubt he did. But, I am not sure how likely it is for a jetliner to have been visible from that location. However, if others think the WTC was visible from there, then that is fine. Needless to say, this is not the kind of witness I would put forward, based on the source and the style. The article is clearly a story and not a statement focused on an accurate assessment of what happened. Mr. Belair seeks to set up an emotional appeal, if you ask me concerning the impact of 9/11 on his life and times.