Kevin cosgrove was among scores of people who had gathered on the 105th floor of the south tower after trying, without success, to open doors to the roof. On 9/11 he was trapped on the 105th floor of two world trade centre. His last words, spoken while struggling to breathe through thick, black smoke, would be this call he made to. Insurance executive kevin cosgrove, 46, was also trapped in the south tower and speaking to an emergency dispatcher. “we’re young men,” he said, while. Kevin cosgrove was on 105th floor of the same building when he called emergency services from an office at 9. 54am. The aon corporation vice. Kevin cosgrove screams and the sound of debris falling on him as the building came crashing down. You hear kevin die during this 911 phone call so viewer di. Haunting audio of a man's final words before he was killed during the 9/11 attacks has resurfaced as people remember the victims 15 years on. I can only imagine being a 911 operator at this moment. Normal incidents are difficult, this seems impossible to deal with. Hearing peoples last moments. I can't even watch that movie about. The day ended with a tape of kevin cosgrove, vice president of insurance claims for aon, on the phone with a 911 dispatcher from the smoky 105th floor of the south tower. Kevin cosgrove was on 105th floor of the same building when he called emergency services from an office at 9. 54am. West islip, ny, united states occupation: Claims vice president, aon corp. On monday, jurors heard a 911 tape of kevin cosgrove as he told the dispatcher, “i’m not ready to die. ” much of the tape was muffled and nearly inaudible except at the very. Kevin cosgrove was located on the 105th floor of the south tower. His agonizing recorded 911 call came just as the south tower collapsed. Cosgrove was still speaking right up. Kevin cosgrove calls 911 after plane hits world trade center and operator keeps him on phone on and off until at last the tower crumbles while kevin is still. Among them was kevin cosgrove, who worked on the 100th floor, and who had told his family that he had gone down stairs before turning back. On the 17th anniversary of 9/11 we look, in moving detail, at some of those last conversations.
