After the Sky Fell on Lockerbie: Part One | Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- 21st December, 1988. As Christmas approaches, an explosion in the sky over a small unassuming town in Scotland is witnessed. Panic, shock, and confusion, rain down over Lockerbie. Hear the first-person and eyewitness accounts from loved ones discovering the harrowing news to first responders tasked with the recovery and clean up of one of Britain’s most deadly disasters.
This archival look back at the destruction of Pan Am Flight 103, delves into personal stories from those on the ground and family members in the United States of America, who expected their loved ones home for the festivities. This instalment features the chaos that ensued at the airports, and crash sites in the aftermath of the crash, as well as the lessons to be learned by those in the media, and aviation industries. Through a common bond of grief, two communities become intrinsically linked.
Filmmakers:
Molly Mason, Brian Aabech, Jordan Hill
Cast:
Zach Blackstock, Ronald Ditchek, Colin Dorrance, Kelly Dubé, Amy Engelhardt, Peter Giesecke, Natasha Gilfillan, Richard Hartunian, Amanda Lalonde, Annie Lareau, Andrew Lightfoot, Lawrence Mason, Eileen Monetti, Robert Monetti, Judy O’rourke Obe, Vanessa St. Oegger, John Glasgow,Father Patrick Keegans,Bill Parr, Reverend Frank Rafter, Barbara Whittle, David Whittle, Hunter Wilson, Ronnie Robertson
After the Sky Fell on Lockerbie: Part One | Documentary
The residents of that town were very caring and altruistic. I read that personal effects from the crash were mailed home to surviving residents. Some clothes were washed and ironed with care. A very loving community, but innocent and that was all robbed of them that night, just days before Christmas.
The people of Lockerbie gave nothing but love to all the workers search team and army etc ...
I think its not easy to live there...
Well i live less than a hour from the place and it is a beautiful place a lot of love there ....
@@ManzelaManz-pk8zy I gather that the locals quite understandably don't like people going there just to gaze on the scene of the disaster
As now this is the world we live in - the terrorist/mass shooter stories like this one can show how just an everyday Eddie & a happy go lucky Lucy can end up having to live with this forever
The folks of Lockerbie are as much victims as was all aboard “PA103-Goodnight”
I read that the residents of Lockerbie had found belongings of crash victims-clothing, and other personal effects and went to the task of washing, and ironing the clothes and mailing back belongings to surviving relatives. It touched my heart to think of those traumatized residents taking that extra step to acknowledge the victims and their families.
Do you realise that in original footage taken on 9/11 of July wTCs , not one person on the phone in the towers mentioned that a plane had hit them 🙂↔️
Would have been an interesting documentary about the people who lived through it if it wasn't for that Annie woman waffling on about premonitions and how she knew what the news was going to say before they said it. I gave up after 10 mins as couldn't stand anymore of her nonsense.
Premonitions are real how disrespectful
It's all to frequent an occurrence. Sometimes people really do get a sense that something terrible is about to happen
Never had a vision then? Wow what planet are you on?
*With respect, Gareth: What you dismiss as 'nonsense' is, in this instance, named 'Second Sight'. I inherited that reality from my Paternal Grandmother: Alice Roy Purdie Reid (an ancestor of Rob Roy MacGregor). Sometimes such knowledge can be rather uncomfortable ...*
_A wee bit of love and trying to understand others goes a long way._
To Yours and You. Stay free. Rab 💚 🕊 ⛎