admin In the weeks following the September 11 attacks, the world struggled to comprehend the scale and complexity of the operation that had just unfolded. How had 19 men orchestrated such devastation with such precision? What red flags had been missed? And what early clues were buried in bureaucratic paperwork, unnoticed and unconnected? Parallax 9/11: Part … Read more
For over two decades, the FBI’s official timeline of the 9/11 hijackers has stood as the foundation for understanding how the attacks were planned and executed. But in Parallax 9/11: Part 1, author R. Taylor Hopkinson challenges a key detail: the supposed date Mohamed Atta first entered the United States. According to the official record, … Read more
On the morning of September 11, 2001, the world’s attention turned to New York. The collapse of the Twin Towers, the smoke rising above Manhattan, and the horror of the attacks became symbols of tragedy, loss, and resilience. But what often goes unspoken is how far the impact of that day reached. Tragedy didn’t end … Read more
R. Taylor Hopkinson wasn’t a politician, intelligence agent, or investigative journalist. He was a practicing injury claims lawyer in the UK when the events of 9/11 unfolded. But he had a front-row seat to a case that may have intersected with the man at the center of it all—Mohamed Atta. In Parallax 9/11: Part 1, … Read more
More than 20 years have passed since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, yet questions continue to linger—not just among fringe theorists, but among thoughtful professionals who witnessed discrepancies that still haven’t been addressed. In Parallax 9/11: Part 1, author and retired lawyer R. Taylor Hopkinson takes readers on a journey that quietly, but … Read more
How do you tell the story of 9/11 when the world has already told it a thousand times? How do you revisit an event etched into memory, without repeating what everyone already knows? In Parallax 9/11: Part 1, R. Taylor Hopkinson answers with a different kind of storytelling—one rooted in personal experience, legal truth, and … Read more
In Parallax 9/11, R. Taylor Hopkinson tells a story that is both tragic and deeply human. At its heart is Keith Chapman—a charismatic, fun-loving British father who never returned from a simple golf trip to Florida. While the world remembers 9/11 as a day of monumental loss, this book reminds us of the quieter stories, … Read more
What happens when a seemingly ordinary personal injury case begins to unravel the timeline of a global terrorist? In Parallax 9/11, R. Taylor Hopkinson follows a breadcrumb trail from a fatal road accident in Florida to the cockpit of American Airlines Flight 11—and along the way, he uncovers a pattern of missing testimony, contradictory reports, … Read more
For many, September 11, 2001, is a day preserved in collective memory as a moment of unfathomable violence, fear, and unity. In Parallax 9/11, R. Taylor Hopkinson takes readers back to that moment—not just with historical recounting, but with visceral, emotionally charged storytelling that forces us to confront the deeper, more lasting toll of the … Read more
Terrorism, by its very definition, is designed to instill fear. But its impact is not always measured by body counts or building collapses. In Parallax 9/11, R. Taylor Hopkinson examines a unique juxtaposition: the death of a single man in Florida and the catastrophic destruction of the Twin Towers in New York. Through this “tale … Read more