Summary: A deadly wildfire engulfs the Hawaiian town of Lahaina, leaving destruction in its wake. Lack of evacuation warnings sparks anger and raises concerns about preparedness measures. Eyewitnesses recount the fire's origin and its rapid spread driven by high winds. Survivors emphasize preventable human factors contributing to the disaster. Community left devastated as the demand for accountability grows. Efforts to identify victims and uncover answers continue in the wake of the tragedy. ...