Nearly 25 years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, outlets report that final voicemail messages left by victims are being shared publicly. The recordings capture phone calls made in the moments before people died, including messages that express love and farewell.
The articles provide an emotional account of one such voicemail, described as containing a message to a recipient named “Betty,” along with the reported words, “I just want you to know that I totally love you.” While the sources agree on the existence and release of the final voicemails and the general nature of the messages, the available text focuses more heavily on the personal content of the calls rather than on broader operational details of the attacks or verification context.
Overall, the reported emphasis is on remembrance and the human voices behind the tragedy, with the differing angle limited to how the material is framed and which specific voicemail lines are highlighted.
