Only FIVE Maui victims have been identified by officials
Currently only two people have been named by authorities as victims - Robert Dyckman, 74, and Buddy Jantoc, 79.
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First victims from deadly wildfires that torched Lahaina are officially named as death toll reaches 106 and authorities say it will take days to find 1,300 still missing as harrowing rescue missions continues through town's ashes
Maui County officials said Lahaina residents Robert Dyckman, 74, and Buddy Jantoc (pictured), 79, were among the dead, the first people formally named.
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Hawaii firestorm death toll rises to 99 and governor says it could DOUBLE in the next week - with more than 1,000 people still missing
Hawaii Governor Josh Green said Monday evening that the death toll from the deadly Maui wildfires has risen to 99, and may double in the next week, as 1,000 people remain missing.
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Maui wildfire victims: Alabama woman, 60, died after becoming separated from her husband in heavy smoke and 'hero' friend who tried to save golden retriever are among 99 victims
Victims of Mauis deadly wildfires were beginning to be identified on Monday. They included Carole Hartley, 60, from Alabama; Franklin Frankie Trejos, 68; and Clyde Wakida.
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Maui families provide DNA to help ID remains of fire victims
The death toll from the Lahaina fire — America’s deadliest in a century — was at 96 on Sunday while families visited a newly created Maui County Family Assistance Center to help document the missing and provide DNA mouth swabs to identify the dead.
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