Update to LSM on mediabum.com testimony: It was NOT Guy Rosbrook's footage

I asked OP whether it was just Guy Rosbrook's footage, this is what he answered (you can find his answer over here: www.reddit.com/r/morbidquestions/comments/1kv1esh/has_anyone_of_you_actually_seen_the_lol_superman/mx3fktn/

From what I remember, the video showed the jumpers jumping from the tower and hitting the ground. I am positive I saw them hitting the ground because I remember my classmate screaming when she saw it. She was watching it behind the guy sitting next to me when he was playing the video. She hurt my ears a bit. lol I recall him laughing when she screamed. He was the weird kid that seemed to know about all the shock videos that he enjoyed tricking people into watching. It freaked me out too.

The worst part was when the video cut to the bodies that fell. That was extremely disturbing to me because the bodies looked, I don't know how to explain it, "broken." I can't really describe it in any other way than splattered and "broken."

I watched the Guy Rosbrook video on YouTube and, from what I remember, I don't think this is the version I saw. The version I saw showed a closer view of the jumpers, as if the cameras were zoomed in pretty well on them, and followed them all the way down to their impact on the ground. That's not something you forget seeing, especially when you're only 15. Also, the Guy Rosbrook video only seems to show the jumpers facing the front from farther away. I recall the video I've seen having more of a side view than a direct front view.

The Guy Rosbrook video seems to show bodies on the ground but none actually making impact. The bodies I saw in the other video were shown at ground level, as if the person filming went down there. His videos show the bodies from the building he's in. I can't really tell you if these are the same bodies but it is a possibility. I'm not sure if Guy Rosbrook had more footage and he edited out the more graphic parts to allow it on YouTube. Someone could have possibly clipped them and made a video out of the more graphic scenes. The possibility exists that more people than Rosbrook were filming that day too.

Moreover, if it means anything, the video was nowhere near as long as the Guy Rosbrook video I just watched today. I can't recall the exact duration of the video I saw at all, but it was definitely much shorter. It could have been about a minute and a half at most, possibly even shorter.