I agree, sounds like they were making the calls. The battery most likely died if they were using a cell phone, that’s why they are not calling. This is so sad, I hope they get to them quickly.
@@mariar.333 The report said the calls were from a landline phone. I don't believe the loved ones are calling. I just don't think a person buried under multiple floors of concrete, appliances, furniture, etc are going to have ability to punch numbers to call. It is horrible to say but I just do not believe they were alive. The phone must be malfunctioning. Perhaps it had speed dial and is just redialing the one number. I would love to be wrong.
Most heartbreaking story so far. I'd hate to think that people survived the collapse, only to die slowly within the rubble. That would truly be a nightmare for loved ones. Praying they find these people alive.
@@laker4life36 Seeing the bucket challenge thing they were doing was agonizing. For some reason, they decided to tunnel below to get access which requires the people on top to move cautiously. I agree with you - they should bring up the tunnelers and go in with the cranes now.
@@laker4life36 I’m watching video of today and at least one huge crane is working. I heard an expert at site say they were being cautious to avoid injury to survivors.
Unless like someone point out in another comment they might have only be able to hit redial I’m sorry I could see stuff falling on it a few times but not 16 and if it was stuff falling on it why didn’t it happen when the building fell. You could be right but I think it’s a call for help.
@@seriousorganizer if the audio is damaged they can't tell 911 anything, calling a family member that knows they are among the missing has a better chance of delivering the message they're still there. I hope and pray they get to them in time🙏
Lord, I pray for every soul affected by this tragedy God please comfort them and send help to rescue these souls, my heart, my prayers, my faith is with every body affected in this nightmare but GOD IS ABLE
16 phone calls is not a technical issue. 16 calls is someone reaching out for help. They could be in a pocket. Sort of like an air bubble. God bless these people and all who are trapped, their families, friends, community members and first responders.
You're absolutely right! What a horror! Unfortunately, I hate to say it, but even in good conditions, people cannot survive longer than 3-4 days without water. Plus the fires under the rubble along with the Miami June weather and humidity... I'm so sorry to say, but unless survivors have access to water, they're all gone now R.I.P So sorry to everyone affected by this tragedy.
The day that my mother died. I could feel it in the air. I had been telling my grandmother for the past 2 weeks I feel her stepping from this life into the next. She assured me she wasn't passing away everything was fine. I said Mimi, please don't take away my reality. Don't make things such as this frivolous. The morning of my mother's passing I walked into work and told my boss I was going to lose my mom that day. Long story short. I finally made it home after finding out my mother had passed away. As I walk in the door the phone rings, I walk up and can't believe my eyes. It's my mother's home number. I pick it up and answer, shaking voice hello Mom. I cried my heart out. I told my mom hold on a second I got to check something. I hang up the phone and I quickly call my brother. The whole family is at hospice. I asked him is anyone living with you is anyone at home? He said no why? I said I got to go I love you. Hung up and cried out, mom if that was really you please.. I saying that the phone rings. By this time my husband is spooked he jumps... Let's have a little manly fearful oOoOO... God love him it really did spook him. It was her number. I cried I talked to her I thanked her. I poured my heart out. Having no idea what was about to befall me was even harder than her death. But she was with me. I was so grateful for that. We used to joke if either of us passed away before the other not to fret we would hunt each other. I'm gifted. Always have been. It took 3 years for my husband to actually realize because he was such a skeptic. But after so many events he was like oh my gosh this is real. I laughed and hung up the phone, and said, well I told you she's going to haunt me now.. Pasty pale in a fearful look on his face... I laughed at him and said don't fret not in a scary way. Every night I tell my mother I love her I miss her and good night. Finally whenever I had grieved her death which took me a solid 3 years. I made it my first week of no tears. It wasn't until I was into around 6 or 8 months. That I would finally be able to go without crying. So proud and saying my good nights to Mom. Without tears I told her I love you Mom, I was snuggling with my husband in bed laying on his tummy listening to the gurgles in his stomach. I hear I love you. It was a woman's voice, I sat up and laughed at my husband and said how'd you do that. He said I didn't say that. I said that's right it didn't come from you did it. I just heard gurgles mom... Of course all the color left his body. He said that sounded just like her. I said see she is watching over us. Paranoid he's like can you leave our room at night... Hahaha aaaaah TRUTH. I said yes spirits don't hang around in those situations unless I don't know there's some dark walkers that may watch you at night. The soul never dies. Know that. Understand that. And if you do lose anyone. Mark my words they will watch over you. And don't stop connecting with them. It's good. It's good for you and it's good for them. There will be moments where you won't even be thinking about them and you'll have a memory flood you. In those times they're going through a Life review. They're understanding the situation from your perspective and or everyone else's as well. You will see different things within that memory. And they're connecting to you understanding how you felt in those moments. Be they good or bad. It's a way to connect and understand. And learn. Learning on both ends.
@@MzClementine I believe you and your story. Such a powerful and inspirational experience. You are right, the soul lives on. Thank you for reinforcing that. These day's stories like this makes everything feel much better. God bless. 🙂👍
@@eringrave6622 Very sad. I hope the phone calls were an attempt to let him know they passed on and now are no longer suffering. It's too horrible to think about them being trapped under there with no way out.
The phone company confirmed that all lines to the building were severed shortly after collapse. Sounds like a Twilight Zone thing (remember that episode?)
@@damienhollester1006 hopefully they didn’t have a “landline”. My home phone is a stationary cell phone unit (Verizon), doesn’t need a physical line except to the wireless phone base unit, battery lasts about 24-48 hrs depending on use. I’m afraid there’s a miracle needed since they’ve still not found anyone other than the 4 and the few they rescued. I can only imagine what those families are going through, so sad.
I keep hearing this "gotta be careful" B.S. does anyone realize how long this has been going on!? How long do some folks think the average human can survive inside of a rubble pocket?
@@kiwikiwi2483 There is always a balance between just quickly bulldozer in all the rubble off (and risk crushing those trapped in nearby small pockets) versus listening for survivors and carefully tunneling in. Sadly the chances of someone surviving under a complete collapse is a almost zero.
@@amywalker7515 there's thousands of tons of debris in the pile, what do you think happens to people trapped when they move it with massive equipment haphazardly. think for a single moment before speaking, the rescue crews are doing all they can intelligently
To cover up whatever.....J. McAfee. And also, in a previous video, the image of the two bunk beds was oh, so touching! Kind of reminiscent of the image of GWB reading to school children! All I can say is people are WAY TOO GULLIBLE
@@bluelagoon1875 What are you talking about??? So it was staged? The bunk beds to cover up what??? Nothing would shock me, I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but I think right now, anything is possible.
Call me crazy or selfish, but I feel that the process of removing the rubble has been soooooooo SLOW....The thought of people still waiting and holding onto dear life while the process moves at a snails pace is so upsetting
sadly, the way this building pancaked ... you see the debris on top is the rooftop, then you see each ceiling layer one on top of the other ... like slices of bacon in a package of bacon. I'm thinking the people in those units all perished, quickly, and likely without much time to be fully aware of what was happening. 🙏
I just wonder where all the u.s. great search teams are....I'm very grateful to the Isreali's but, I don't ever remember in my life relying on another country to take a primary role in searching for victims. In my opinion....the response has been one of the worst! No sense of urgency from anyone on that scene. I just don't get it. This story actually has sickened me. This should not have happened in this country. There needs to be a definitive cause found to prevent this from happening ever again. I understand natural disasters etc. But, this one... something went horribly wrong
@@browncatwithblurredbackgro2461 Yes, but it has happened before. It just upsets me when I see people walking back and forth on the pile. Like there's perished individuals under the ground you're needlessly pacing. There should be at least 3-4 dumpster containers being filled every day. I just don't understand.
@@dorotagalas869 We're on the same side, I completely agree with you. I've seen better executed rescues in other countries and they still find at least 1 or 2 alive! There was no urgency for whoever was in charge😔💔
@@laker4life36 Because there's a lot of it. And they have to take it off layer by layer. And they have to do it in a way that doesn't cause it to collapse on itself. Imagine playing Jenga where all the pieces weigh a couple dozen to a couple hundred pounds and so you have to use a crane and imagine all the pieces aren't stacked up vertically. Instead, they are random in size and laying across one another in every direction. It's an impossible job.
I feel like this is clearly one of the grandparents who is still alive and trying to signal that by hitting redial on a house phone they probably already had next to them, that was barely still connected. PLEASE FIND THEM QUICKLY!! Father God please be with these victims and their families and all the rescuers, protect them and show them the way and comfort them all! In Jesus' name I pray Amen
@@emilymellinger6376 Not being mean Emily but people who don't believe in God don't believe in the devil either. Devil worshippers believe in both but choose to worship the Devil. Strange but true. 😋
What a chilling story, considering the building collapsed how the heck is the line even intact to call out !? 16 times that's no coincidence, clearly one of the grandparents was calling
Landline telephones are great because they aren’t connected to the power supply of the building they are in, so the building can be a pile of rubble and the phone can still work. Fingers crossed this means these grandparents might still be alive
The UNDERLYING tragedy here is that city officials KNEW this building had structural problems and has been SINKING for 30 years BUT DID NOTHING AND DID NOT WARN THE RESIDENTS. PROFITS OVER PEOPLE.
@@RichBuddy This could have literally been avoided. Everybody knew that it was sinking, it had been sinking for awhile now and nobody got people out there to look at it. There should be a lawsuit at this point.
I know the money will not bring bacl loved ones but yes vomplete neglegance on there behalf i do pray for the family effected and it is a tragidy but something couñd of been avoided must of saif to themselves lets rock it till the wheels fall off it aint a good stratigy imo
This isn’t a far reach. People survived the WTC collapse in stairwells. That was 12x more floors that collapsed. They really just need to amp up the rescue efforts.
They're doing everything they can to rescue any survivors. They need to be careful that they do not inadvertently kill survivors as they moved rubble away, and they also need to be careful that the rescuers don't end up being killed by any further collapse
I've been watching videos about this literally all day while I work and I've not stopped crying. My heart is broken beyond what I could ever even put into words. There is absolutely nothing that any of us could say to comfort those going through this horrific tragedy. I was 11 when 9/11 happened and it's just all the same helpless heartache. This story is the one that brought me to tears the most because hearing this audio humanizes this tragedy as much as it possibly can. I'm just so broken for every single person going through something that I could never even begin to imagine.
My mom has a system that when the necklace button is pushed it will automatically call preprogrammed numbers and .let's you talk to whoever answers. The necklace doesn't need to be near a phone and isn't monitored. That's what may be calling repeatedly. It would be auto calling 911 too.
@@ASMRGRATITUDE Chances are they are not aware as this device/service is mainly targeted towards older demographics and those who are disabled living alone.
Nothing “eerie”, unfortunately the microphone was damaged. If this happens, tell the other person to push a button to confirm they might be able to hear you. Then you can say press once for yes or twice for no, and you can easily hear the difference.
That is great advice, but this is said to be a land line and not a cell phone. I would think that all line lines within the building would have been severed. I didn't here anything in the report about the possibility of a land line still being connected. A cell phone, maybe, but a land line is pretty far out there.
Everyone I know that has a landline uses the straight talk home phone so it’s basically a cell phone in a box. Totally possible the lines weren’t severed
The building is completely gone, pancaked by concrete. I think it's safe to say all communication by a landline was severed. This isn't the first time loved ones called from beyond.
It's just me, or is someone else sick and tired of every collapse being related to that one? People like you are making me lose sympathy for the twin towers issue.
While everyone in the comments is debating why the phone made the calls, I say KEEP DIGGING!! Our fellow countrymen, neighbors, friends and loved ones may still be alive and trapped in there! DO NOT GIVE UP ON THEM!! And for any of you that want to be Debbie downers and claim there is no chance anyone can still be found alive, just shut it and save your texting replies for someone else! Don't want to hear that kind of talk until after that rubble is cleared.
@S ikr...some people are too in their own heads to see that what their telling you not to say is just as bad as actually saying it....I haven't read any negative comments.
I concur... I mean I concur agree with the original poster I don't believe they're all dead and I think you can go without water for many many days it depends on how strong you are and how willing you are to hang on to live..
Just saying I'd get phone calls from my grandpa's old land line after he passed away. Could be a weird wiring thing with the phone. Could be them buried under rubble calling for help. Could be something divine. I doubt we'll ever know, but I hope and pray the family finds some sort of closure in all of this and I hope even more so they find them alive 💔
How horrible to desperately try and call for help and people believing you're already dead and dismissing your calls as phantoms. If I was in a collapsed building and calling someone, I'm obviously still alive. Smh
@@cee-emm you don't really die there is still some communication to the material world. I don't know where you go after you've been dead awhile but that couple at their age likely did not make it. I believe you make your mind up if you want to experiment with these things while living when you die but communication after death has been done before. You should rejoice in the fact this is not all there is.
@@belindamcdaniel8681 I'm not arguing that there is no life after death; I'm arguing that the use of COMMON SENSE is appropriate: people do survive and get trapped in rubble when buildings collapse. It is the stupidest effing thing I've ever heard of to just assume someone is dead when there are actual phone calls coming from their home in a collapsed building, instead of assuming they survived the initial collapse. People were trapped in collapsed buildings for days in Haiti after the tsunami; how many more people would have died if they were all just assumed dead even when they were actively attempting to communicate for help? Did you get hit in the head and lose all of your common sense? These are real people's lives here, in real-life grave danger. Use of a phone is evidenve that someone is alive; it is NOT evidence that someone is dead and that should never be assumed. This is the most ridiculous conversation I've ever had.
The hardest fact is that since they're on the third floor ,there's eight more floors of rubble above them... this area will be one of the last that they'll get to.
Well people, this happened also to me when my father passed at the hospital due to a situation at the hospital, first call when the ICU call code and you could hear staff working and talking, which was impossible since my father was paralyzed from chest down. After that my father would call my cell or others in a family, this went on for 4 months, trying to reach out to loved one to tell them something,may be to say they are now at peace and with other family members in the beyond.
Yes I have seen many videos where the love ones call the family member and it gives them hope and it also gives them grief. I do believe that in the spiritual world anything is possible because it is the real world. I’ve seen where they have left messages to the loved ones and it’s impossible because nobody else has the phone
This actually happened to my mother when her brother died. A “restricted” number came up and when she answered it there was a lot of static but through the static she could hear my uncles voice. This was a few hours after he passed away. It was wild.
My father passed away 16 yrs ago. At his funeral, I sang every verse of his favorite hymn, Amazing Grace. Four days later as soon as I got home on the opposite coast, my landline phone rang. I put the receiver to my ear and said hello. All I heard was static. I said hello over and over only hearing static. Then I remembered the movie, White Noise about a husband who communicates with his deceased wife through electronic equipment. I truly believe my father was thanking me for singing his favorite hymn the only way he could before crossing over into heaven. 🙏🏻
To cover up whatever.....J. McAfee. And also, in a previous video, the image of the two bunk beds was oh, so touching! Kind of reminiscent of the image of GWB reading to school children! All I can say is people are WAY TOO GULLIBLE
That was clearly someone trying to signal they are still alive. It’s heartbreaking imagining that they survived the collapse but died from not being found for so many days. It has to be killing them not knowing the actual reason for those calls. It’s such a horrible doubt to have to live with. I pray for all of these families, it’s all so heartbreaking.
I don't think so. If you can reach the phone, you can return the tube to the hook because you know they will try to call you back. I think it's just some rubble pressing redial at random.
@@Amygondor There are so many things it could be😔. The worst part, is them not knowing what the actual reason for those calls were. I would die inside getting phone calls from my parents home, & thinking they might still be alive, but buried in rubble. That’s such a horrible thought & doubt to have to live with. My heart seriously breaks for these families.
This reminds me of a story about a man calling either his wife or mother multiple times after he was in a terrible train derailment. He was declared dead on impact and his phone was never found.
they should record it, and play it slower or something. Maybe they are trying to contact them in a paranormal way. Oh if they call back it's busy. Maybe the last call they didn't hang up. perhaps they couldn't speak. I wonder if they had one of those phones where you push one button and it makes an emergency call for you? Contact the phone company and find out if the line is even active or if it's cut off
@brian...um yea duh bro.... someone obviously found the Deadman's phone and was trying to get it back to the owner. Why are you confused about the train story?
a week after my bestfriend died an animal ran across my car while I was going 60/70 on highway. about a week and a half later after my friends funeral, a coyote ran across my car as i left the cemetery . Since then, no animal has crossed my car.
I agree. I got a message from My grandma when she died. It was ridiculously obvious to me and my mom and my uncle who was blown away by the sign hours after she passed. It shows that we are just in a passing stage here on earth. It's not final. Sending blessings to you and thank you for your kind message
No.... @@daniellelichtblau5340 Thank you. 🙋🏾♀️💜 You are absolutely correct. Like you, have countless stories of life after death. Now for me you'd think that I would handle grief better than I do. Well this is year 3 of physically losing my father but I'd say month one of not being shocked or broken. I know that his body is dead but his spirit is strong along with many others just like your grandma. Thank you so very much for sharing your story with. ❤❤❤
@Adolf Hitler u should say a pray too. You don't know if Scarlett is heart felt or not. If ur say it to me. Your a broken individual. That need prayer too. Fires do come from car batteries. Power off. Where else would it start from? Gas is off. Water to building is off.
What's more likely, that God is allowing dead people to use the phone 16 times, or that the phone went oof the hook and some rubble is pressing "redial" at random intervals? I'm a devout catholic myself, but I admit the second explanation is more likely giving that when someone tries to call that landline it gives a busy tone (tube off the hook rather than unreachable), but the redial button gets pressed at random, calling the parents each time.
I had that happened to me once, a close friend of mine died. He kept calling every night like normal. You have to tell them to rest in peace or they have to go on.Sad.
I really hope they find more people. This is so devastating and full of anxiety. I feel horrible for everyone going through this. Feeling helpless because what can we do?? Pray that is all. God bless💜
They were trying to contact help, but there's a malfunction with the phone. Unfortunately they're probably no longer with us since nothing has been heard.
@girl with a channel But how would it call the specific numbers? The phone line itself would not have a contact database. It's not calling random numbers. It's calling DIFFERENT family members. That's a little weird, right? I know this is going to make me sound like a crackpot, but I also wonder if it isn't other-worldly. I've had some odd things happen to me so I'm open to these things.
this gave me hope. i know it would take a miracle for them to get out alive, but im still hoping. wish the rescue crew will do everything they can to speed things up, the time is ticking.
I know a man who told me that his dead mother texted his sister after their mother died. She continued to text even after they'd turned off her iPhone with Verizon. He showed me a message where he had taken a picture of the text. The man is a preacher in S. Alabama. I have zero reason to doubt him, plus he actually showed me a picture of the text. They were with their mother when she died in the hospital. It happened more than once. His sister got a text from her mother's phone when she was driving away from the hospital after she died. Then she kept getting the texts. Weird stuff happens here.
The texts were "I love you" sort of texts. "It is great here," and that sort of thing. I need to talk to that man more because I am very interested in this. I was really busy when we were talking about it, but I want to know more. It was like I was just blazaiah about it when he was telling me to start with. Now I'm thinking "wait, what"?
Yes. The landline I have is not a portable or one that has a base. If I made numerous calls but felt my death was coming, I'd probably leave the line open on the last call hoping my family or the phone company would trace the line to see it was still open 🙄. Sadly, I don't think the phone company cared to try bc they simply said it was impossible. And I doubt the rescuers, police or anyone else did. How sad it that?
It could be his grand parents telling them that they are still alive and it stopped because the battery died. They could still be alive. I guess you can always hope for the best.
And PRAY!!! HOPE... Is only gonna go so far!!! And quite often, Not far enough!!! But... Prayers.... God Bring in MIRACLES from the Hand of GOD!!!🙏😇💐💐💐💐
This reminds me of the episode of The Twilight Zone titled “Night Call”, about an old woman who kept receiving phone calls from a “staticky voice” on the other line. It turns out that it was her deceased fiancée who died in a car accident decades earlier. 😧
Yes she was driving n he flew threw windshield she survived but was paralyzed in a wheelchair that episode it scared me as a child seeing it...same actress very good in movies Gladys Cooper
A horrible way to go that's for sure. Hopefully higher standards will be implemented in the maintenance of buildings. So much infrastructure is neglected here in the US and it's just a matter of time. Especially now when you see how cheap and fast these houses and buildings are made in some areas. I'd never move into a high-rise. I don't even like apartments.
@@freezingcathedral I think there have been people that have survived longer than 3 days and sometimes with collapses water is surrounding survivors but we know this isn't the case. Very sad.
As bad as it sounds, they left together without probably suffering, or being debilitated in the end of their life’s. They completed their mission here raising kids and grandkids. My grandma lost my grandpa and it’s said seeing her alone. She spend 69 years beside him, can u imagine starting life alone by 85 besides we watched him suffer for so many years with a terminal illness.
Sorry this is really sad as well prayers for everyone involved or not this world needs to come together and love each other not all this hate and racism we need to reunite as one big family yea there’s always disagreements in a family but at the end of the day no one is perfect love thy neighbor and be kind you never know when the last day is here be peaceful with everyone you come in to contact with you might make that persons day
There is such a thing as phone calls from the dead. I'm not being sarcastic. This happened to me decades ago when my Aunt called my parents house and I picked up the phone only to hear her say that she was ok and to tell everyone. She had died a day earlier. The sound of the ring was strange and after there was weird static.
@@MisterMan7516 me and my husband were rescued from being stranded and we were running out of water and only had crackers. I gave up so many times but my husband kept pushing me to wake up. I’ll never go hiking again at night smh 🤦🏻♀️ We were there for 11 day’s
When I heard the details of this story, how they kept getting calls and just hearing static on the line, it reminded me of the Twilight Zone episode called Night Caller. Very sad! Prayers go out!
It's not the line.......it's their grandparents hitting redial, to try to contact him that they were still alive. Why would it be the telephone line? I've never heard of any line or phone problem that causes repeated redials.
Remember that guy called out with his phone for days during the Haiti earthquake disaster..they found him and pulled him out ..they had a hundred people digging for him
Regardless of how the calls were made, the family had a connection to a phone that showed the grandparents name 16 times. I believe in a calls from beyond, my deceased father called my then 8 year old niece who has "abilities" while the family was in a hotel room 197 miles away from where he passed and 4 years since he passed, she happened to pick up the phone. She called her dad to the phone saying "Dad, it's Grandpa ********, he's fine" The line went dead. He said "Hello Honey, it's Grandpa *********, I'm fine." I am more inclined to agree with the life alert, activated each time the debris on top shifts but it could be devine, letting them know they are still open to communicate and not to forget them.
It's a landline. It's hardwired through circuitry in a utility room and on to the phone company. I doubt they could get any location on it. I mean, they knew what room it was in, but that won't help.
Used to get 911 calls at a specific location, when arrived there was no building or phone. Turns out the calls were computer generated by GTE The actual phone wire was loose and coiled up hanging on a old fence post. The same thing happens sometimes when you cancel your old landline for a VOIP (internet phone) and the landline phone company does not update their computer records for weeks. Must be torture for those families. Like the twilight zone.
I'm hoping they are signaling they are still alive and to not give up.
That's right.
I agree, sounds like they were making the calls. The battery most likely died if they were using a cell phone, that’s why they are not calling. This is so sad, I hope they get to them quickly.
they are. people even kids have come out of earthquakes over 6.4 magnitude after 7 days of being there. they should never give up.
@@mariar.333 No cell phone, but calling from a landline.. Which is a house phone. This is very tragic
@@mariar.333 The report said the calls were from a landline phone. I don't believe the loved ones are calling. I just don't think a person buried under multiple floors of concrete, appliances, furniture, etc are going to have ability to punch numbers to call. It is horrible to say but I just do not believe they were alive. The phone must be malfunctioning. Perhaps it had speed dial and is just redialing the one number. I would love to be wrong.
Most heartbreaking story so far. I'd hate to think that people survived the collapse, only to die slowly within the rubble. That would truly be a nightmare for loved ones. Praying they find these people alive.
Why don’t they get cranes in there and pull that rubble out faster? Why in the world is that rubble still there? Why are authorities so slow?
@@laker4life36 Seeing the bucket challenge thing they were doing was agonizing. For some reason, they decided to tunnel below to get access which requires the people on top to move cautiously. I agree with you - they should bring up the tunnelers and go in with the cranes now.
@@laker4life36 I’m watching video of today and at least one huge crane is working. I heard an expert at site say they were being cautious to avoid injury to survivors.
prayer does not work!!!!! making people accountable for their lack of doing their job should be #1
@@laker4life36 You pull rubble, rubble shifts. I wouldn't want to be in charge. It's a no win situation.
House phones don’t accidentally call people 16 times prayers for everyone affected
Unless a debri is hitting their number, & the phone is off the hook.. .. if they were in trouble they'd call 911 right
Unless like someone point out in another comment they might have only be able to hit redial I’m sorry I could see stuff falling on it a few times but not 16 and if it was stuff falling on it why didn’t it happen when the building fell. You could be right but I think it’s a call for help.
@@seriousorganizer if the audio is damaged they can't tell 911 anything, calling a family member that knows they are among the missing has a better chance of delivering the message they're still there. I hope and pray they get to them in time🙏
@@sharonjimenez8000 😰
Lord, I pray for every soul affected by this tragedy God please comfort them and send help to rescue these souls, my heart, my prayers, my faith is with every body affected in this nightmare but GOD IS ABLE
16 phone calls is not a technical issue. 16 calls is someone reaching out for help. They could be in a pocket. Sort of like an air bubble. God bless these people and all who are trapped, their families, friends, community members and first responders.
You're absolutely right! What a horror! Unfortunately, I hate to say it, but even in good conditions, people cannot survive longer than 3-4 days without water. Plus the fires under the rubble along with the Miami June weather and humidity... I'm so sorry to say, but unless survivors have access to water, they're all gone now R.I.P So sorry to everyone affected by this tragedy.
@@StormAutoAdventures I've known people went 7 days without water an food
but how can a phone stay connected?
I've never seen panasonic phone. Did you notice it?
16 calls is an electrical short.
over 3 days without water.
everybody's dead.
The fact that it's white noise and when they call back its a busy tone gives me goosebumps. I really hope for a miracle.
The day that my mother died. I could feel it in the air. I had been telling my grandmother for the past 2 weeks I feel her stepping from this life into the next. She assured me she wasn't passing away everything was fine. I said Mimi, please don't take away my reality. Don't make things such as this frivolous.
The morning of my mother's passing I walked into work and told my boss I was going to lose my mom that day.
Long story short. I finally made it home after finding out my mother had passed away. As I walk in the door the phone rings, I walk up and can't believe my eyes. It's my mother's home number. I pick it up and answer, shaking voice hello Mom. I cried my heart out. I told my mom hold on a second I got to check something. I hang up the phone and I quickly call my brother.
The whole family is at hospice. I asked him is anyone living with you is anyone at home? He said no why? I said I got to go I love you. Hung up and cried out, mom if that was really you please.. I saying that the phone rings. By this time my husband is spooked he jumps... Let's have a little manly fearful oOoOO...
God love him it really did spook him.
It was her number. I cried I talked to her I thanked her. I poured my heart out. Having no idea what was about to befall me was even harder than her death. But she was with me. I was so grateful for that.
We used to joke if either of us passed away before the other not to fret we would hunt each other.
I'm gifted. Always have been. It took 3 years for my husband to actually realize because he was such a skeptic. But after so many events he was like oh my gosh this is real.
I laughed and hung up the phone, and said, well I told you she's going to haunt me now..
Pasty pale in a fearful look on his face... I laughed at him and said don't fret not in a scary way.
Every night I tell my mother I love her I miss her and good night. Finally whenever I had grieved her death which took me a solid 3 years. I made it my first week of no tears. It wasn't until I was into around 6 or 8 months. That I would finally be able to go without crying.
So proud and saying my good nights to Mom. Without tears I told her I love you Mom, I was snuggling with my husband in bed laying on his tummy listening to the gurgles in his stomach. I hear I love you. It was a woman's voice, I sat up and laughed at my husband and said how'd you do that. He said I didn't say that. I said that's right it didn't come from you did it. I just heard gurgles mom... Of course all the color left his body. He said that sounded just like her. I said see she is watching over us. Paranoid he's like can you leave our room at night... Hahaha aaaaah TRUTH. I said yes spirits don't hang around in those situations unless I don't know there's some dark walkers that may watch you at night.
The soul never dies. Know that. Understand that. And if you do lose anyone. Mark my words they will watch over you. And don't stop connecting with them. It's good. It's good for you and it's good for them.
There will be moments where you won't even be thinking about them and you'll have a memory flood you. In those times they're going through a Life review. They're understanding the situation from your perspective and or everyone else's as well. You will see different things within that memory. And they're connecting to you understanding how you felt in those moments. Be they good or bad. It's a way to connect and understand. And learn. Learning on both ends.
@@MzClementine
😒 Okay
@@MzClementine I believe you and your story. Such a powerful and inspirational experience. You are right, the soul lives on. Thank you for reinforcing that. These day's stories like this makes everything feel much better. God bless. 🙂👍
I have been praying for miracles. God do it!
@ Maybe that was form of therapy for her. At least it was positive lol.
Those calls. Even if its just due to a technical issue, that has to be gut-wrenching.
Really. So sad.
I so agree with you. Torturous!
They are trying to communicate!
Could be someone making malicious calls. Some people are evil.
Yeah. It's probably the landline phone just redialing the last number called whenever it gets a test voltage from the switch.
This is horrible, this is disturbing and upsetting, I feel so bad for them 😢
It is so very heart breaking. You know those grandparents are calling.
@@eringrave6622 Very sad. I hope the phone calls were an attempt to let him know they passed on and now are no longer suffering. It's too horrible to think about them being trapped under there with no way out.
Praying his grandparents are just trapped and trying to call out for help.
The phone company confirmed that all lines to the building were severed shortly after collapse. Sounds like a Twilight Zone thing (remember that episode?)
AMEN.
@Renee Why It looks like there were just 12 floors in the building.
@@damienhollester1006 hopefully they didn’t have a “landline”. My home phone is a stationary cell phone unit (Verizon), doesn’t need a physical line except to the wireless phone base unit, battery lasts about 24-48 hrs depending on use. I’m afraid there’s a miracle needed since they’ve still not found anyone other than the 4 and the few they rescued. I can only imagine what those families are going through, so sad.
Prayers don’t work. Nobody is listening.
Everytime it calls, talk to them as if they can hear you.
Exactly
SERIOUSLY!!
This is horrible beyond words. My heart goes out to the victims and their families. 😢🙏
what does that phrase even mean?
At this point, they should get more aggressive with the search because any survivors don’t have much time left.
I keep hearing this "gotta be careful" B.S. does anyone realize how long this has been going on!? How long do some folks think the average human can survive inside of a rubble pocket?
They aren’t trying very hard for a reason…
A twelve floor building collapsed… you clearly cannot grasp the reality of what a search requires… you’re a joke.
@@kiwikiwi2483 There is always a balance between just quickly bulldozer in all the rubble off (and risk crushing those trapped in nearby small pockets) versus listening for survivors and carefully tunneling in. Sadly the chances of someone surviving under a complete collapse is a
almost zero.
the slow process is going to cause many to end up not making it
They do not want closure, they want their grandparents rescued.
Doesn't look like too much searching is going on from what I see on TV.
I dislike that word closure,when you loose a love one there is no closure.
@@amywalker7515 they can’t rush thru all that debris,they are doing the best they can.
@@amywalker7515 there's thousands of tons of debris in the pile, what do you think happens to people trapped when they move it with massive equipment haphazardly. think for a single moment before speaking, the rescue crews are doing all they can intelligently
no disrespect but please get real, 90 year olds die from falling standing, a 12 story building collapsed on them-- the authorities are being realistic
No can't imagine. Five minutes feels like hours. Not knowing is horrific and terrifying and sad/helpless.
If they ain't there they're dead that's all there is to it
@@ihave35cents95 You don’t know that.
@@gojobuddy I don't but I can tell you my experiences from being on a ship that was bombed in the Strait of Hormuz They're All Dead
To cover up whatever.....J. McAfee. And also, in a previous video, the image of the two bunk beds was oh, so touching! Kind of reminiscent of the image of GWB reading to school children! All I can say is people are WAY TOO GULLIBLE
@@bluelagoon1875 What are you talking about??? So it was staged? The bunk beds to cover up what??? Nothing would shock me, I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but I think right now, anything is possible.
Call me crazy or selfish, but I feel that the process of removing the rubble has been soooooooo SLOW....The thought of people still waiting and holding onto dear life while the process moves at a snails pace is so upsetting
sadly, the way this building pancaked ... you see the debris on top is the rooftop, then you see each ceiling layer one on top of the other ... like slices of bacon in a package of bacon.
I'm thinking the people in those units all perished, quickly, and likely without much time to be fully aware of what was happening.
🙏
@@RLaraMoore yup fortunately for some of them at least they likely died without even waking up
I just wonder where all the u.s. great search teams are....I'm very grateful to the Isreali's but, I don't ever remember in my life relying on another country to take a primary role in searching for victims. In my opinion....the response has been one of the worst! No sense of urgency from anyone on that scene. I just don't get it. This story actually has sickened me. This should not have happened in this country. There needs to be a definitive cause found to prevent this from happening ever again. I understand natural disasters etc. But, this one... something went horribly wrong
@@browncatwithblurredbackgro2461 Yes, but it has happened before. It just upsets me when I see people walking back and forth on the pile. Like there's perished individuals under the ground you're needlessly pacing. There should be at least 3-4 dumpster containers being filled every day. I just don't understand.
@@dorotagalas869 We're on the same side, I completely agree with you. I've seen better executed rescues in other countries and they still find at least 1 or 2 alive! There was no urgency for whoever was in charge😔💔
Don't give up. Don't give up. Don't give up. There is hope. We're praying for a miracle. Lord hear our prayers.
Amen.
Jesus Please Help The wounded,
Amen & Amen.
Amen.
Amen
Amen🙏
my heart goes out to everyone in this tragedy..
Our heart goes and sympathies with the victims
Too bad this was not an accident. Evil. The devil is alive and well.
@@bluelagoon1875 yep blame obama and the devil and democrats you loonie
Probably these people are still alive trying to communicate somehow, the authorities can't give up on the digs.
Why are they so damn slow to pull that rubble out? Just horrible.
Probably you have no clue and of course they arent giving up.
@girl with a channel what????
@@laker4life36 rushing can lead to further collapses putting more people in danger
@@laker4life36 Because there's a lot of it. And they have to take it off layer by layer. And they have to do it in a way that doesn't cause it to collapse on itself. Imagine playing Jenga where all the pieces weigh a couple dozen to a couple hundred pounds and so you have to use a crane and imagine all the pieces aren't stacked up vertically. Instead, they are random in size and laying across one another in every direction. It's an impossible job.
They’re most likely calling but the receiver on their phone is damaged so there’s no out going audio. Heart breaking.
Yeah but 15 times I don't think that's a coincidence one time yeah 15 multiple days that's not a coincidence that's communication
@@glendacrowe5202
Wtf is your problem you idiot? Grow up.
@@zombielover317able
That’s what’s he’s saying…that’s they’re calling.
@@Jen-X333 lol probably a toddler got hold of their phone. It’s happened to me
that noise is called white noise and it’s usually from spirits
I feel like this is clearly one of the grandparents who is still alive and trying to signal that by hitting redial on a house phone they probably already had next to them, that was barely still connected. PLEASE FIND THEM QUICKLY!! Father God please be with these victims and their families and all the rescuers, protect them and show them the way and comfort them all! In Jesus' name I pray Amen
I guess god took that day off.
Wake up, God doesnt exist.
@@lt1montess God does exist and I pray one day you come to know him.
God please god please im begging u please cover them
@@vickytownsend1646 don’t waste your time on ppl like her she’s a devil believer
@@emilymellinger6376
Not being mean Emily but people who don't believe in God don't believe in the devil either. Devil worshippers believe in both but choose to worship the Devil. Strange but true. 😋
What a chilling story, considering the building collapsed how the heck is the line even intact to call out !? 16 times that's no coincidence, clearly one of the grandparents was calling
Absolutely Horrible.
Like a Bad Dream.
Like alive and trapped I wonder?
Their spirit
Landline telephones are great because they aren’t connected to the power supply of the building they are in, so the building can be a pile of rubble and the phone can still work. Fingers crossed this means these grandparents might still be alive
@@ChrisHewitt16 unfortunately their bodies were recovered 2 days ago 😢
It’s so heartbreaking… I pray that they’re all alive. Hoping for their love ones to be alive.
The UNDERLYING tragedy here is that city officials KNEW this building had structural problems and has been SINKING for 30 years BUT DID NOTHING AND DID NOT WARN THE RESIDENTS. PROFITS OVER PEOPLE.
Than the people should sue they will not be seeing there loved ones this is sooo wrong
@@RichBuddy This could have literally been avoided. Everybody knew that it was sinking, it had been sinking for awhile now and nobody got people out there to look at it. There should be a lawsuit at this point.
Money talks. BS walks
I know the money will not bring bacl loved ones but yes vomplete neglegance on there behalf i do pray for the family effected and it is a tragidy but something couñd of been avoided must of saif to themselves lets rock it till the wheels fall off it aint a good stratigy imo
Look up sampoong superstore, it's the same story. Profits over people!
Gosh...it must be a jolt to their psyche with every call.
So bizarre and painful!
This isn’t a far reach. People survived the WTC collapse in stairwells. That was 12x more floors that collapsed. They really just need to amp up the rescue efforts.
I agree... this is what I thought too... I hope they are ok
There were not a lot of elderly people in the towers....those were mostly working age fairly young and healthy adults.
Not even close to being true.
They're doing everything they can to rescue any survivors.
They need to be careful that they do not inadvertently kill survivors as they moved rubble away, and they also need to be careful that the rescuers don't end up being killed by any further collapse
@@MisterMan7516 you need to bit a bit more specific
So horrible. You can't even stay home, and remain, safe; in this present day chaos.
Hello Ronald
@Neil Salmen Racists are everywhere.. Those you can't escape.
@Neil Salmen OK
@Neil Salmen Very great ideas. I'll act on them soon.
Say that!!!!
This is terrifying. Rest In Peace to all of the people involved and affected. My heart and sympathies deeply go out to all of you.
They need to keep looking!
🕊️ May those who lost their lives rest in peace, may their loved ones find solace, and may those found to be at fault be exposed and held accountable.
John 3:3-5, get baptized in water and Holy Spirit both for salvation.
Put Jesus first every morning Psalms 63.
@@freshstart4423 Thanks you so much.
I've been watching videos about this literally all day while I work and I've not stopped crying. My heart is broken beyond what I could ever even put into words. There is absolutely nothing that any of us could say to comfort those going through this horrific tragedy. I was 11 when 9/11 happened and it's just all the same helpless heartache. This story is the one that brought me to tears the most because hearing this audio humanizes this tragedy as much as it possibly can. I'm just so broken for every single person going through something that I could never even begin to imagine.
My mom has a system that when the necklace button is pushed it will automatically call preprogrammed numbers and .let's you talk to whoever answers. The necklace doesn't need to be near a phone and isn't monitored. That's what may be calling repeatedly. It would be auto calling 911 too.
Why wouldn't they have mentioned that in the news article?
@@ASMRGRATITUDE Chances are they are not aware as this device/service is mainly targeted towards older demographics and those who are disabled living alone.
@TangentOmega I think you've solved it. The news should have researched this.
@@annabelleecho8056 no one researches anything anymore
My mom had one of those, too
Nothing “eerie”, unfortunately the microphone was damaged. If this happens, tell the other person to push a button to confirm they might be able to hear you. Then you can say press once for yes or twice for no, and you can easily hear the difference.
That is great advice, but this is said to be a land line and not a cell phone. I would think that all line lines within the building would have been severed. I didn't here anything in the report about the possibility of a land line still being connected. A cell phone, maybe, but a land line is pretty far out there.
Right!
@@UNITED2009100 stranger things have happened.
Everyone I know that has a landline uses the straight talk home phone so it’s basically a cell phone in a box. Totally possible the lines weren’t severed
The building is completely gone, pancaked by concrete. I think it's safe to say all communication by a landline was severed. This isn't the first time loved ones called from beyond.
This brings back such sad memories of the 9/11 tragedy. Praying that more survivors are found
It's just me, or is someone else sick and tired of every collapse being related to that one? People like you are making me lose sympathy for the twin towers issue.
9/11 and this is the worst tragedy Amy
It's a horrible heartbreaking tragedy.
Praying for those people missing, and their families. Horrible, so sad.
praying for people to doing their job does not work. hold them accountable. Greed is not god, for your god does not exist
@@napachick100 I'm praying for you too.
@@napachick100 Are you okay? You are making some strange comments
@@napachick100 Bro Our Father loves you and is waiting for you to come back to Him 🙏😪
@@napachick100 you’re definitely an edgy 13yr old
While everyone in the comments is debating why the phone made the calls, I say
KEEP DIGGING!!
Our fellow countrymen, neighbors, friends and loved ones may still be alive and trapped in there!
DO NOT GIVE UP ON THEM!!
And for any of you that want to be Debbie downers and claim there is no chance anyone can still be found alive, just shut it and save your texting replies for someone else! Don't want to hear that kind of talk until after that rubble is cleared.
@S ikr...some people are too in their own heads to see that what their telling you not to say is just as bad as actually saying it....I haven't read any negative comments.
I love you family! Keep digging! Dont give up in Jesus name I wish I was there to help
Amen
over 3 days without water.
they're all dead.
I concur... I mean I concur agree with the original poster I don't believe they're all dead and I think you can go without water for many many days it depends on how strong you are and how willing you are to hang on to live..
Lord hear our prayers, give people the strength to do what needs to be done.
@Goh Modley their's only one God
His grandparents want him to know that they are ok. This is a common thing.
Hogwash.
I was thinking the same. Specially after the sound and the phone call.
NDErs can confirm that, is their way to say "good bye and see you soon" as well
Yes
It's their way of saying there gone from the world that we know. But their still there just in a different way.
'lets just hope...' so sad, I can't even imagine what these people are going through but I am praying so hard for them all.
Facts!!!!
How do you pray hard as opposed to just praying?
Just saying I'd get phone calls from my grandpa's old land line after he passed away. Could be a weird wiring thing with the phone. Could be them buried under rubble calling for help. Could be something divine. I doubt we'll ever know, but I hope and pray the family finds some sort of closure in all of this and I hope even more so they find them alive 💔
I was thinking the exact same thing @roro my grandmother called her brother in Chicago the exact time she passed
They should be calling these phones, ESPECIALLYH the landlines because they should still ring.
How horrible to desperately try and call for help and people believing you're already dead and dismissing your calls as phantoms. If I was in a collapsed building and calling someone, I'm obviously still alive. Smh
@@cee-emm you don't really die there is still some communication to the material world. I don't know where you go after you've been dead awhile but that couple at their age likely did not make it. I believe you make your mind up if you want to experiment with these things while living when you die but communication after death has been done before. You should rejoice in the fact this is not all there is.
@@belindamcdaniel8681 I'm not arguing that there is no life after death; I'm arguing that the use of COMMON SENSE is appropriate: people do survive and get trapped in rubble when buildings collapse. It is the stupidest effing thing I've ever heard of to just assume someone is dead when there are actual phone calls coming from their home in a collapsed building, instead of assuming they survived the initial collapse. People were trapped in collapsed buildings for days in Haiti after the tsunami; how many more people would have died if they were all just assumed dead even when they were actively attempting to communicate for help? Did you get hit in the head and lose all of your common sense? These are real people's lives here, in real-life grave danger. Use of a phone is evidenve that someone is alive; it is NOT evidence that someone is dead and that should never be assumed. This is the most ridiculous conversation I've ever had.
The hardest fact is that since they're on the third floor ,there's eight more floors of rubble above them... this area will be one of the last that they'll get to.
Must be a native Indian curse.
Not necessarily, they're tunneling in from the side in the parking garage, not just from the top downwards.
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AGREED.
@@kingofgotham417 You must be stupid.
Well people, this happened also to me when my father passed at the hospital due to a situation at the hospital, first call when the ICU call code and you could hear staff working and talking, which was impossible since my father was paralyzed from chest down. After that my father would call my cell or others in a family, this went on for 4 months, trying to reach out to loved one to tell them something,may be to say they are now at peace and with other family members in the beyond.
💝🙏💝Yes💝🙏💝
Yes I have seen many videos where the love ones call the family member and it gives them hope and it also gives them grief. I do believe that in the spiritual world anything is possible because it is the real world. I’ve seen where they have left messages to the loved ones and it’s impossible because nobody else has the phone
Absolutely 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 no doubt they were trying to communicate from the spirit world.
This actually happened to my mother when her brother died. A “restricted” number came up and when she answered it there was a lot of static but through the static she could hear my uncles voice. This was a few hours after he passed away. It was wild.
My father passed away 16 yrs ago. At his funeral, I sang every verse of his favorite hymn, Amazing Grace. Four days later as soon as I got home on the opposite coast, my landline phone rang. I put the receiver to my ear and said hello. All I heard was static. I said hello over and over only hearing static. Then I remembered the movie, White Noise about a husband who communicates with his deceased wife through electronic equipment. I truly believe my father was thanking me for singing his favorite hymn the only way he could before crossing over into heaven. 🙏🏻
I hope they told them they loved them and that help was trying to reach them. Im in tears for these people and their families.
This is horrible! Poor people. 😞 Love, hope and prayers from Canada.
To cover up whatever.....J. McAfee. And also, in a previous video, the image of the two bunk beds was oh, so touching! Kind of reminiscent of the image of GWB reading to school children! All I can say is people are WAY TOO GULLIBLE
Stop coming down to Florida!
Our heartfelt sympathy to all involved.. in our Prayers
They are alive. We need to keep praying and hoping. They need our help more than ever. Keep praying.
The love this family has for each other is truly beautiful and inspiring! Praying with all my heart his grandparents are saved! ❤️🙏🏻
That was clearly someone trying to signal they are still alive. It’s heartbreaking imagining that they survived the collapse but died from not being found for so many days. It has to be killing them not knowing the actual reason for those calls. It’s such a horrible doubt to have to live with. I pray for all of these families, it’s all so heartbreaking.
We will never know :(
I don't think so. If you can reach the phone, you can return the tube to the hook because you know they will try to call you back. I think it's just some rubble pressing redial at random.
@@Amygondor There are so many things it could be😔. The worst part, is them not knowing what the actual reason for those calls were. I would die inside getting phone calls from my parents home, & thinking they might still be alive, but buried in rubble. That’s such a horrible thought & doubt to have to live with. My heart seriously breaks for these families.
This reminds me of a story about a man calling either his wife or mother multiple times after he was in a terrible train derailment. He was declared dead on impact and his phone was never found.
they should record it, and play it slower or something. Maybe they are trying to contact them in a paranormal way. Oh if they call back it's busy. Maybe the last call they didn't hang up. perhaps they couldn't speak. I wonder if they had one of those phones where you push one button and it makes an emergency call for you?
Contact the phone company and find out if the line is even active or if it's cut off
@@recoveringsoul755 yeah and the phone calls stopped right before rescuers recovered his body creepy.
@@GarbageTruckjuice 😂😂
@@Mr.Wonderful731 🔚🤣
@brian...um yea duh bro.... someone obviously found the Deadman's phone and was trying to get it back to the owner. Why are you confused about the train story?
just enough strength to hit redial maybe
That's exactly what I was thinking
Not from a landline
The line has to be disconnected from the wall
@@phoenixbrazil5266 there's definitely a redial option on a phone that is hooked up to a landline....
cordless phone has redial
At the literal end of my aunt's firefighter funeral a life alert went off down the street. Noone was home. We like to think it was her
a week after my bestfriend died an animal ran across my car while I was going 60/70 on highway. about a week and a half later after my friends funeral, a coyote ran across my car as i left the cemetery . Since then, no animal has crossed my car.
@@briannaquiroz1011 wow 😩❤️❤️❤️
@Neil Stefan Mason Where in the scriptures does it say that? Please enlighten us all how?
I believe that this is supernatural and that his grandparents are letting him know that they are safe now in heaven. God comfort the family's.🙋🏾♀️💜
I agree. I got a message from My grandma when she died. It was ridiculously obvious to me and my mom and my uncle who was blown away by the sign hours after she passed. It shows that we are just in a passing stage here on earth. It's not final. Sending blessings to you and thank you for your kind message
No.... @@daniellelichtblau5340 Thank you. 🙋🏾♀️💜 You are absolutely correct. Like you, have countless stories of life after death. Now for me you'd think that I would handle grief better than I do. Well this is year 3 of physically losing my father but I'd say month one of not being shocked or broken. I know that his body is dead but his spirit is strong along with many others just like your grandma. Thank you so very much for sharing your story with. ❤❤❤
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I got a bridge to sell you.. it's a phone malfunction.. nothing crueler then this
Wow this gave me chills, I honestly believe they were trying to send them a message that they together and it would be ok! ❤️
My Goodness. That is nothing more that the spirit of the loved ones. That's....heartbreaking.
I am praying for your loved ones and your family. I hope they are found alive.
😭😭😭 the fires from car batteries. I pray for survivors.
@Adolf Hitler u should say a pray too. You don't know if Scarlett is heart felt or not.
If ur say it to me. Your a broken individual. That need prayer too.
Fires do come from car batteries. Power off. Where else would it start from? Gas is off. Water to building is off.
I wouldn’t expect a land line would still be in operable condition after this tragedy.
You never know. As long as lines didn't tear apart and they could have a cordless phone that's still working partially
@@jamesbroomfield7799 thats true also the cable has its on power and ground connection.
@girl with a channel I always bring my land-line on the train
It could be a sign from the deceased. Meaning that they crossed over and they were able to call.
It's not uncommon for people who crossed over who try to contact loved ones.
It's supernatural. It's the grandparents saying they are together and all right. The spirit lives on. Love lives on.
What's more likely, that God is allowing dead people to use the phone 16 times, or that the phone went oof the hook and some rubble is pressing "redial" at random intervals? I'm a devout catholic myself, but I admit the second explanation is more likely giving that when someone tries to call that landline it gives a busy tone (tube off the hook rather than unreachable), but the redial button gets pressed at random, calling the parents each time.
spooky
I can't help but cry for those who passed, still missing and their families.
@Goh Modley You need help.
I had that happened to me once, a close friend of mine died. He kept calling every night like normal. You have to tell them to rest in peace or they have to go on.Sad.
Read my comment
Bulshit
@@christoparenti4660 read your comment all it said is ready my comment now what
Read AJ Erickson's comment above a couple of comments up.
Correction: JD Erickson's comment.
Sending victims and families, love, light, and prayers ❤️☀️🙏
♡
Instead of actually helping
The phone could be damaged and all they can do is hit redial.
Yes! If you were trapped under 12 stories of debris you would call 911. You would not call your grandson!
@@doiron12 you’re so ugh dude OBVIOUSLY 911 would be on the scene already and they calling their families, also speed dial
I really hope they find more people. This is so devastating and full of anxiety. I feel horrible for everyone going through this. Feeling helpless because what can we do?? Pray that is all. God bless💜
It's their spirit. They're useing their energy to call. They are on the line speaking but we can't hear the dead.
Thats what i was thinking 💕
Elaine S. who worked for Jet Blue is missing. She lived on the 12th floor…mother, friend, and dedicated worker.
I'm guessing you knew her. my condolences
They were trying to contact help, but there's a malfunction with the phone. Unfortunately they're probably no longer with us since nothing has been heard.
@girl with a channel how long has it been?
oh nvm 3 days yea they probably good for a few more days at least
@girl with a channel why are you spamming this video with comments that make no sense
@girl with a channel why would they call tht number specifically
@girl with a channel
But how would it call the specific numbers? The phone line itself would not have a contact database. It's not calling random numbers. It's calling DIFFERENT family members. That's a little weird, right?
I know this is going to make me sound like a crackpot, but I also wonder if it isn't other-worldly. I've had some odd things happen to me so I'm open to these things.
this gave me hope. i know it would take a miracle for them to get out alive, but im still hoping. wish the rescue crew will do everything they can to speed things up, the time is ticking.
How would they be able to call out from their landline if all the power and phone service went down with the buildings?
Because it was supernatural. The recently dead often try to contact family like this.
This is so horrific.
This is the most heart breaking story I pray for all of these families!
Infuriating. The speaker is busted. They are trying to tell him how much they love their grandson!!!
@joe that's amazing yet creepy. They can trace that call. Right.
Sounds like they were trying to get help. So sad.
Oh my gosh, that’s absolutely heartbreaking! I would go insane. Prayers and love to all the families 🙏
I know a man who told me that his dead mother texted his sister after their mother died. She continued to text even after they'd turned off her iPhone with Verizon. He showed me a message where he had taken a picture of the text. The man is a preacher in S. Alabama. I have zero reason to doubt him, plus he actually showed me a picture of the text. They were with their mother when she died in the hospital. It happened more than once. His sister got a text from her mother's phone when she was driving away from the hospital after she died. Then she kept getting the texts. Weird stuff happens here.
The texts were "I love you" sort of texts. "It is great here," and that sort of thing. I need to talk to that man more because I am very interested in this. I was really busy when we were talking about it, but I want to know more. It was like I was just blazaiah about it when he was telling me to start with. Now I'm thinking "wait, what"?
Imagine they were calling from the rubble but the microphone on the phone was broken but they could hear their loved ones.
@@martuuk8964 that is what I thought too.
@@martuuk8964 are you a telephone line worker how are you so knowledgeable about the telephone
Could the receiver on the phone be damaged and making it like their is no one there ?
Yes. The landline I have is not a portable or one that has a base. If I made numerous calls but felt my death was coming, I'd probably leave the line open on the last call hoping my family or the phone company would trace the line to see it was still open 🙄. Sadly, I don't think the phone company cared to try bc they simply said it was impossible. And I doubt the rescuers, police or anyone else did. How sad it that?
@Hugh Jaanus grammar nazis are worst than trump voters or Clinton loyalist !
My heart just breaks for these families. We can only hope🙏🏽
It could be his grand parents telling them that they are still alive and it stopped because the battery died. They could still be alive. I guess you can always hope for the best.
And PRAY!!!
HOPE... Is only gonna go so far!!! And quite often, Not far enough!!! But... Prayers.... God Bring in MIRACLES from the Hand of GOD!!!🙏😇💐💐💐💐
This reminds me of the episode of The Twilight Zone titled “Night Call”, about an old woman who kept receiving phone calls from a “staticky voice” on the other line. It turns out that it was her deceased fiancée who died in a car accident decades earlier. 😧
That episode has scared me so much as a kid!
that was my very first thought
"HELLOOOO"
Yes I thought that too... But still so scared unknown? Prayers 🙏
Yes she was driving n he flew threw windshield she survived but was paralyzed in a wheelchair that episode it scared me as a child seeing it...same actress very good in movies Gladys Cooper
This is so sad. God be with these families as they wait to find their love ones. RIP to all that loet their life.
If "God was with them it wouldn't have happened unless "God" is a non-feeling psychopath.
I'm not a praying man, but I've made an exception for this
💜 me too
@drag0nfly_girl nah, it actually goes against my beliefs
A horrible way to go that's for sure. Hopefully higher standards will be implemented in the maintenance of buildings. So much infrastructure is neglected here in the US and it's just a matter of time. Especially now when you see how cheap and fast these houses and buildings are made in some areas. I'd never move into a high-rise. I don't even like apartments.
I hope we have large pockets. Hope they find them Praying.
Sure our heart sympathies with them
Maybe some are trapped , they need to keep looking!!!!
The building pancaked. There are no pockets…
My grandfathers phone called me when i was going through a tough time getting pregnant. He died 9 years before
Absolutely, horrifically heartbreaking 💔
I’d be out of my mind with stress worried about them! It’s hard to breathe from the sadness of this story. 😭😭😭
This is even worse than not knowing.
It is
how could you not know?
over 3 days without water.
everybody's dead.
@@freezingcathedral I think there have been people that have survived longer than 3 days and sometimes with collapses water is surrounding survivors but we know this isn't the case. Very sad.
As bad as it sounds, they left together without probably suffering, or being debilitated in the end of their life’s. They completed their mission here raising kids and grandkids. My grandma lost my grandpa and it’s said seeing her alone. She spend 69 years beside him, can u imagine starting life alone by 85 besides we watched him suffer for so many years with a terminal illness.
Sorry this is really sad as well prayers for everyone involved or not this world needs to come together and love each other not all this hate and racism we need to reunite as one big family yea there’s always disagreements in a family but at the end of the day no one is perfect love thy neighbor and be kind you never know when the last day is here be peaceful with everyone you come in to contact with you might make that persons day
This is so terrible . My condolences to the families and hopefully a lot more lives are saved 🙏
Amen to that
We hope everyone is alive but look at the size of all that concrete it’s a little hill. It’s heartbreaking.
Praying for all involved
There is such a thing as phone calls from the dead. I'm not being sarcastic. This happened to me decades ago when my Aunt called my parents house and I picked up the phone only to hear her say that she was ok and to tell everyone. She had died a day earlier. The sound of the ring was strange and after there was weird static.
ya right :/
@@haileennevsmom09 Your mom goes to college.
I believe you.
@@christoparenti4660 ?
Yes. Call from the dead phenomenon
It’s heartbreaking! I’m at loss for words! Our thoughts and prayers are with the families. Please Lord Comfort the families and give them strength! 🙏🏻
If they are alive and trapped inside rubble, that's a long time without water.
Humans are able to survive without water
@@dominiquexo4772 😳😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@dominiquexo4772 Yeah. For two days. Do some research.
@@MisterMan7516 me and my husband were rescued from being stranded and we were running out of water and only had crackers. I gave up so many times but my husband kept pushing me to wake up. I’ll never go hiking again at night smh 🤦🏻♀️ We were there for 11 day’s
When I heard the details of this story, how they kept getting calls and just hearing static on the line, it reminded me of the Twilight Zone episode called Night Caller. Very sad! Prayers go out!
Why didn’t they call the phone company. They would know what’s going on with the line.
It's not the line.......it's their grandparents hitting redial, to try to contact him that they were still alive. Why would it be the telephone line? I've never heard of any line or phone problem that causes repeated redials.
@@OhJodi69 this girl is spamming every comment with that
@@carollynt no it doesnt who are you.
@@carollynt a severed landline doesnt call people and produce sound
Omg that is heart wrenching
Absolutely
Remember that guy called out with his phone for days during the Haiti earthquake disaster..they found him and pulled him out ..they had a hundred people digging for him
@Holly Kurmis 11 days ,he was trapped in a hotel laying on his back
Regardless of how the calls were made, the family had a connection to a phone that showed the grandparents name 16 times. I believe in a calls from beyond, my deceased father called my then 8 year old niece who has "abilities" while the family was in a hotel room 197 miles away from where he passed and 4 years since he passed, she happened to pick up the phone. She called her dad to the phone saying "Dad, it's Grandpa ********, he's fine" The line went dead. He said "Hello Honey, it's Grandpa *********, I'm fine." I am more inclined to agree with the life alert, activated each time the debris on top shifts but it could be devine, letting them know they are still open to communicate and not to forget them.
This reporter has a good heart. You can hear the emotion in her voice and see it in her eyes. Life is hard, everyone. Lets be nice to each other.
They should try to pin point where its coming from in the debri pile
It's a landline. It's hardwired through circuitry in a utility room and on to the phone company. I doubt they could get any location on it. I mean, they knew what room it was in, but that won't help.
@rezvibe its not a cellphone....
Used to get 911 calls at a specific location, when arrived there was no building or phone. Turns out the calls were computer generated by GTE The actual phone wire was loose and coiled up hanging on a old fence post. The same thing happens sometimes when you cancel your old landline for a VOIP (internet phone) and the landline phone company does not update their computer records for weeks. Must be torture for those families. Like the twilight zone.
That did not explain anything.
@@thatguy6214 Damaged lines can and do result in phantom calls, had this issue and had to ditch the service altogether.
yea to think OMG they're calling...they must be alive! only for them not to be there
@@thatguy6214 it actually did.
@@thatguy6214 and another yup, yes, it did so ...
That is heartbreaking 🥺💔 !! God, please let a miracle happen 🙏🏾‼
Sounds as if the grandparents were trying to get through, I pray to God that they are still alive and the rest of these people are also.
Sounds like grandma's calling with a crushed or broken phone.
Why do you assume it's grandma?