From the video:
0:40 -0:53 "...We're at 66 York Street [Exchange Place, 66 York Street, Jersey City] and I and a number of my co-workers WERE IN THE OFFICE WHEN WE HAD HEARD THAT THERE WAS A FIRE AT ER A IN THE WORLD TRADE CENTER WAS HOW WE HEARD ABOUT IT. Emphasis added.
It never ceases to amaze me how PLANE SPOTTER witnesses are, in fact, NO PLANE witnesses based on what they actually say. Technically speaking, what Dan McOgden says above is useless hearsay and not really evidence. But, with that limitation in mind, it is still an indicator, yet again, what people actually SAW and ACTUALLY REPORTED was a fire or explosion and not a plane crash.
True, right after the above, he delves further into hearsay to indicate someone's husband called in to say 'PLANE CRASH'. Right at the outset, however, even within this person's realm of alleged personal experience, there is a conflict between witnesses. One or one group says FIRE another one says PLANE CRASH.
Once again, one of the things that characterizes DEBUNKER WORLD is that there is NO RECOGNITION, NO ACKNOWLEDGMENT of conflicting witness claims. That is why debunkers cannot be considered reliable researchers. They are agenda driven.
I, on the other hand, have said, many, many times that there are some legitimate PLANE SPOTTER witnesses. And, I have linked and commented on the ones that appear legitimate. I have also consistently shown, however, that the number and the quality of witnesses consistent with the NO PLANE claim outnumber and are of better quality than are those who claim plane.
That, in fact, is what this thread shows and what the DICK OLIVER threads show.
Look at the video yourselves posters, lurkers and victims family members.
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It might also be helpful to take up Dan's suggestion and post up a Google Maps image to show line of sight. However, there really is little that would be added by that as Dan makes a clear NO PLANE statement, if one really examines what he says and how he says it.
Anyhoo, here's what the guy actually says for those who are influenced by such things as reason and actual content, rather than what they want to believe.
For those who are a bit more advanced, check out eyes, voice inflection and other clues in discerning when he's speaking about what he observed versus when he's trying to convince himself of the common storyline:
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all the best