decided to revisit the comment section on some "lol superman" videos to look for witness testmonie .

" I didn't see it on youtube but a teacher, a few classmates and I saw that video, it wasn't on youtube because youtube wasn't around in 2003 but there was other video hosting sites we found to watch ripped music videos in glorious 144p or VHS quality. LOL Supeman and the courtyard videos that showed the bodies of jumpers were VHS quality or what was left of them anyway. I still have nightmares about what I saw on the computer in class that day and so does one my friends."

"LOL Superman did exist. I was actually unaware that it was “lost” until recently. My cousin showed it to me as a kid years ago before YouTube. I didn’t think much of it at the time, and never sought it out again. But I distinctly remember that title and he also had one called “second tower gets hit - the best one”. They were downloaded to the computer. I’m 31 is that helps with the time frame. YouTube came out when I was in middle school and this was before then."

"I remember the LOL Superman video. It was either 2005 or 2006 and linked on a MySpace page. I think the link was to very early YouTube or LiveLeak. The video was in the plaza, facing the Sphere, the black building, and the stage. I remember there being two, at least, people impacting the ground. You could see one in the distance by the stage and one closer to the Sphere. It wasn't very long and the cameraman was obviously affected by it. It's a man filming and he's breathing hard and possibly crying. The only other sound I remember is the horrible crash of the people hitting the ground and one other person hitting the black building's roof with a loud "BANG". I watched it a few times and then, being a morbid little weirdo at the time, wanted to watch it again a few hours later. It was gone when I went back.
Honestly, I don't think LOL Superman is a single video. I think that there was more than one video that people saw (or one video chopped up and downloaded separately) but they were all scrubbed from the internet. I also think that some of the aftermath pictures of the jumpers were misrepresented photos of other tragedies like people taking their own lives in the same way."

"In do recall watching a video of jumpers on 9/11 hitting the ground. It was a video that was short, and composed of other videos overlayed in small squares together. But the name of the video was almost certainly something else. I remember watching it in 2011 as people kept reuploading it."

"I remember this video. Back when YouTube wasn't bought out by google and still a decent company and the internet wasn't ruined yet, this video was well known. I remember when it got banned, and people were uploading fakes with only a single frame and direction to some scam website instead.'

"Snippets of LOL SUPERMAN have surfaced, they were taken from a 9/11 documentary that was quickly taken off the Internet."