We Only Find Them When They're Dead Vol. 3: The Soul

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In an interview with CNN, Tony Earles, a crime scene investigator and evidence specialist with Maui Police, said it could take days or months to identify the remains.

Taylor described how he personally notified the family members of more than 20 Lahaina wildfire victims, just over one in five of the dead. The notifications were face-to-face, with the assistance of the Honolulu Police Department, and chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team. Details concerning the three remaining people on the Lahaina fire credible missing list have not been previously reported. Hawaii council members unanimously vote to support resolution postponing West Maui’s reopening to tourists Having become a mainstream comics star with brilliant work on The Immortal Hulk and Guardians of the Galaxy, Ewing makes his first foray into independent comics here. Grand in scope and deeply personal in focus, this first volume is a staggering work of sci-fi brilliance. Ewing’s concepts are brought to life with awe-inspiring art from Simone Di Meo, best recognized for his work on Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.I really had to focus on trying to remove my emotions throughout the process. Because if, if I get emotional, then it’s like, how I can I be effective for these people?” Maui’s 150-year-old banyan tree is growing leaves after being charred by the wildfires. It’s just the beginning of a long recovery During a missing persons investigation in August, Taylor read a name on a report detailing newly discovered Lahaina human remains. The name belonged to one of Taylor’s former co-workers. Two of the officers, who have not previously spoken publicly about their work, described fragments of interrupted lives, as well as a steadiness of purpose to continue their efforts. Elmer Lee Stevens was also described by the Maui officers as a common presence in Lahaina. Stevens is a father of two, a man who, they said, finds solace in the quiet pleasures of life.

In November 2018, fierce winds in Northern California toppled electrified utility lines, sparking what would become the deadliest wildfire in modern American history before Lahaina: the Camp Fire. Officials within the 17 local, state and federal agencies responding to the Lahaina wildfire were once confronted with a missing list exceeding 3,000 people during the earliest days of the disaster.Even so, as West Maui slowly recovers, and a new chapter for Lahaina is written, Earles, Landsiedel, and Taylor expressed hope answers and solace will ultimately be delivered to the families of those who vanished on August 8. Leola Vierra walks through the remains of her home for the first time on September 26 in Lahaina, Hawaii. Mengshin Lin/AP