Indeed I wasn't aware that there was a second crash, however, the gist of what I said is still true. Besides, it is still very strange that so many people just happened to have a camera around. I don't know about you, but when I go outside, I don't carry a camera with me. And this happened 20 years ago, when there weren't smart-phones yet that could easily serve as a camera.
Furthermore, it's not even about whether what I said is true or not. Rather, it's more about the reaction of people like you. It just seems that you are really, really, really invested in the official narrative being true, and anytime someone puts forth an alternative explanation, you act like your mother's honor is being questioned and you must defend it. It's a really, really strange thing.
Thirdly, I actually haven't viewed the footage myself, but if I were to guess, the footage capturing people falling to their deaths, was taken from as many angles as possible, to give people the perfect visual. Is this correct? Also, I bet that the footage was also of almost professional quality. This is so that people could see very very clearly how people were being forced to jump to their deaths. Again, if this is true, then it should raise a red flag. Footage taken by regular people is often of poor quality.