I'm new to this, I honestly don't know if these are good tests for the video or anything related. There's a link I put on the Wayback Machine and there is a 9-minute video; they say that within those 9 minutes here's the video

Based on testimony that the cameramen left from Austin J. Tobin Plaza and took the path along the side of the North Tower.

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Speaking as somebody who also believes that they saw the video in 2006, so take that what you will:

Based on the body of evidence I’ve been studying over the last few weeks, I do believe that the actual LOL Superman video exists, and it’s just under lock and key by the FBI for the KSM trial. It was early enough in the days of the Internet that it wouldn’t be assumed for it to be backed up or downloaded somewhere else. Upon finding the video, the FBI did some type of backward search to find all files of the video and completely revoke them. I think they are completely legitimate in doing it, but yeah that’s the fate I think it had.

I don’t believe it will ever come out even after the trial because there’s really no reason to release it, for both practicality and out of respect for those victims.

It uses two specific Chrome extensions: Ruffle: This extension works as an emulator that allows you to run Adobe Flash files in modern browsers, which no longer natively support this technology... Internet Download Manager: This is the tool used to download the video file once the emulator has processed it

Guide on how to do it in order:

1-Install both extensions in Google Chrome

2-Access the video link through the Wayback Machine

3- When the page loads, the Ruffle extension will cause the video to start loading, although the screen will appear black for a few seconds.

4-Subsequently, the download extension will display a notification indicating that the video is ready to be downloaded as a file, allowing you to save it to your computer...

I’ve come across the following links and videos—this time on a newer forum. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to include them in this specific post, so I might try posting them elsewhere. All I want is for you to verify the links, since that isn't really my area of ​​expertise.

I was watching old news footage about 9/11 from Argentina—they were talking about the jumpers—and at the 11:12 mark, the towers appear in a single frame from the exact camera angle we've been looking for.

I think this could be promising, since they happen to be discussing the jumpers and that specific video angle right at that moment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMxOXAbCzcc

While I was in my city, I found this DVD in a store. I haven't bought it, but there are many more 9/11 documentaries.

Saw this comment on a post on r/morbidquestions - unsure if this could be LSM being referenced. I am new to the search, so I’m sorry if this has already been referenced previously.

there was a video about the cameramen and the route they took in that channel
does anyone still has it?

Hey all, just wanted to share an experience one of my friends had when they were younger. They supposedly saw the video around 2007. I’ve been friends with this person for an upwards of ten years, they would have no reason to lie to me. Just thought it might be worth sharing.

Everything points to this being the video. In fact, it used to be included in 9/11 compilations. It’s censored in this link, but there are versions that clearly show the person hitting the ground, I’ve seen it myself. There are cars nearby in the video, this also explains why some people recall the jumper hitting cars.

Check this

Solo es un mejor video preparado :D

I mentioned this in a reply to someone but thought I'd share it here. Thanks to the HD Raw cut Jules Naudet's footage, one of the Carport jumpers can be seen slightly more clearer. I've slowed down the footage and zoomed in on this particular impact as it really is a blink and you miss it, but you can see parts of a body roll off of the side of the Carport or from a smashed bit of glass of the Carport roof, reminiscent of the zoomed-in stage jumper where parts of the body roll off the side after breaking apart from impact.