The clip was uploaded to YouTube by a Kei Sugimoto on July 23 and has led conspiracy theorist to bizarrely claim it proves the collapse was a 'controlled demolition.' Mr Sugimoto says he chose to post the video now 'for historical purposes only'.
A previously unseen video from 9/11 showing the Twin Towers collapsing has been posted online 22 years after the attack.
In the harrowing footage, Mr Sugimoto filmed the World Trade Centre from the roof of 64 Marks Place in New York City. Mr Sugimoto then captures the immediate aftermath of the collapse of the first tower as a huge, all consuming, cloud of dust engulfs the city. Read More Mystery over remains of 9/11 victim is finally solved as DNA breakthrough reveals identity of 44-year-old father killed in Twin Towers 23 years ago 'When trying to play them back I noticed that maybe about a 3rd of them had demagnetised over time and were either blank, or suffering from major data corruption.
Kei Sugimoto chose to post the video of the Twin Towers collapsing 'for historical purposes only' after he found the recording while clearing out a wardrobeThe footage has also embolden conspiracy theorists who claim the footage proves the debunked theory that 9/11 was an inside job.They claim that from the angle in Mr Sugimoto's video that explosive charges can be seen detonating.
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