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0:53 Yeah you hear the beeping of PASS devices that go off when the wearer is motionless for at least 24 seconds. And that clip appears to be after 7:45 PM, after the flashover and roof collapsed. By this point, those firefighters were almost certainly already dead.
Debbi chard lookin ashy
Your friend from a small community and your friend from Marion county.
Could the size of the store and the contents flammability have anything to do with this outcome? Sad loss for a one stop shop for trophies of success, comfort, and eye appeal.
Surely they didn’t go inside that building? It was too big and if the ceiling collapses there’s no place to run. It’s just straight down. No side beams to stop it.
Did the one person in the back survive?
Yes. They managed to break through a wall near the loading dock and pull him out..
My uncle’s best friend is the one that cut through and saved him
@@JCBro-yg8vdHe didn’t survive tho 😢
How did these boys die? A collapse?
Smoke inhalation and burns was the official finding ...they run out of air in the cylinders first succumbing to the toxic gases of the burning furniture, most likely after death suffering burns the Report found there uniforms weren't rated to the high temperatures experienced 1, 000 plus degrees whether this would have helped is unknown as from the time they entered the odds were against them so many things went horribly wrong in minutes...
They got trapped in a room and couldn't get out. Those siren like sounds yoy hear are pass devices going off. They got off when a firefighter is motionless for more than 30 seconds.
@@justinmaxwell111 I was a fire fighter for 5 years man. The job is scary. This place was a death trap unfortunately I think most of these guys died from smoke inhalation and thermal burns. Hopefully they were unconscious already before the fire got on them
@@justinmaxwell111 They died of smoke inhalation and burns, according to the autopsies. Reading the transcripts of the radio traffic, they began to be overwhelmed between 7:33 and 7:40 PM, right before flashover happened in the showroom.
At 0:01 does anyone know what number that engine is?
Why the fuck would you go in there
I was born that day
A bad day.
I love it😊
They did not do something right they pulled a buster hose and went in
All gave some,some gave all
So what ever became of the fire chief that was "running" this scene?
He took full responsibility for their deaths said he wished he could have done something then retired after
Just blame the chief. Forget about the cigarette smoking asshole who discarded his cancer stick in the dumpster that started it.
all this because some asshole threw a cigarette butt in a dumpster. really pisses me off. drove by there yesterday. brought back memories.
My father was in this fire i am so glad he made it out alive god bless me he did cuz he is still my fire fighting hero
JOHNATHAN TYRELL?
I don't want to sound cold,but when the FireFighters got on scene, the building was pretty much gone, why didn't they just let it burn.
There were people inside
Dakota Ford , OMG
Actually that is incorrect. When firefighters arrived, they couldn't find any active flames. The fire/smoke was burning in the loading area and filled the void space above the ceiling with super heated gases, which later would be instrumental in trapping the firefighters. There are several official reports that go over it.
@@joshrogers9515 My Oldest Brother is a Retired Firefighter for Our Hometown, so I know what I am talking about.
@@donnadreyer2580 I don't doubt you do. My statement is based off the official investigations that were done into the fire, not off any personal experience.
So hard to watch this 😢
This was Beyond STUPID and Irresponsible! Not ONE WORD about incompetent fire fighting tactics. THIS IS NOT BRAIN SURGERY!!! I know exactly what they did. SEARCH and RESCUE BEFORE EXTINGUISHING THE FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do you HEAR that FDNY? PROTECTION by eliminating the THREAT is the responsibility of a fire fighter BEFORE Search and Rescue! THINK about that! STUPID heroic Bullshit American Fire PLAYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is what happens when you don't put water on the burning material and the flammable gasses. Going inside a burning building to search or fight a fire that you can see from outside is ridiculous and No officer should send them in there. Where was the WATER? This fire should have been fought from the loading dock into the building. Extinguish ALL Visible Burning Material before you do anything else! This is what you get when you look at things in Two Dimensions. In other words, Without THINKING!
A similar ad was on Columbus Ohio's CW affiliate, WWHO, and was usually shown during TheCW4Kids children's programming.
Had the available infrared camera been used, these men need not have perished. The heat load in the ceiling would have been detected in time to sound tones and evacuate the building. This is not the official conclusion but it is as factual as any given by investigators. This was a surround and drown event, almost from the first call. This does not diminish the bravery of those firefighters who perished on that fateful day.
much respect... from Jefferson Twp Fire Dept.... Ohio
geno, you did a great job with the dispatching.
8 years! Scary!
Today was the 8th anniversary of this tragic event; R.I.P. to all the brave firefighters who died in this blaze. =(
I remember this just like yesterday...
Reesie Jenkins I do too. I had just started my 21st year in the fire department, and was hoping that after 9-11-01 we had seen our last huge LODD fire. We hadn't. God Bless them All.Best Regards from Texas.
I stayed 15 mins away and seen the fire
That was a sad day in the low county.
Sad day in the North Georgia mountains too
Couldn't they afford a bigger desk. He's practically on top of her.
My God, what a horrible loss of life.!
Of course this is the second deadliest incident for firefighters in US history since the World Trade Center collapse in New York City during the attacks on September 11 2001 when 343 were killed along with over 70 NYPD police officers
Charleston Nine all gave some some gave all 7 Years ago today ~ Gone But NOT Forgotten
Where is the mona lisa flat brim? 👌👌
You should change that.
No it wasn't. It was broadcast on some August day in 2007.
im a paid firefighter and i agree with you 100%
God bless those brave mofos. That's some real brass ballery right there.
well you cant say that because if the fire gets hot enough the windows would have broke on theire own
me too
I live in a small town, the only graffiti i see is on the net.
been there on my way back home from work and got stuck in the traffic jam right in front of the store around eighttirtypm...rest in peace!!!!!
Wack
Folly Beach
Buffalo South
charelston wv ?
@93CFD Its not just southern states, its many states where older building are not required to have sprinklers. And contrary to belief, sprinklers will not typically totally extinguish a fire, but rather keep it small and managable to the point where occupants can escape safely and the FD can extinguish it with minimal structure damage.SO if this building hadsprinklers,the fire may only have gotten to about 20 % the sizeof this
The lack of sprinklers was embarrassing to Charleston and the state of SC because the fire code allowed the slumlords who owned the building to expand an old 22k sq ft grocery store with a widowmaker roof into a 59,000 sq ft densely packed storage area for tons of hydro-laden foam fuels without needing to install the sprinklers that any idiot could tell the repurposed and expanded building now needed. They just tacked on three extensions and called them separate buildings and the state let them do it because SC fire code was (at the time) not in compliance with the Federal standards. At the time of the fire it was three times larger than the mandatory size where sprinklers would be needed if the extensions were counted together as a single building and the interior was a total rats nest of code violations. The bigger issue was how the chief's initial size up failed to recognize that the "trash fire" he'd been called out for had already become a structure fire in an extremely dangerous sub-code firepit of a building. So his boys did the "run in and put the wet on the red" thing and rapidly things went to shit with no hope of fixing it.
CyanoticFuture , Sprinklers would have done nothing, with all that furniture being in there, it went up quick and very hot.all the black smoke was from all the sofas burning and other furniture.that stuff burns extremely hot. There was nothing anyone could have done, the Fire should have just burned itself out.
@@donnadreyer2580 The sprinklers job are to prevent the contents from catching fire. Not put out a fully involved building. They could have prevented the rapid spread of the fire to the showrooms.
@@donnadreyer2580 official IAFF report disagrees with you. Simulations show sprinklers would have started in 50 and 75 seconds, and the fire would be tenable. Even if it doesn’t totally stop the fire, they should be there to give our brave firefighters a chance to do their job as safely as possible. The original fire was not near the furniture and could have been mostly extinguished by the time first responders arrived, as it had not yet made it to the show room. Sprinklers here would have likely saved lives.
@@donnadreyer2580 the fire also would not have burned itself out. A neighbors house was already damaged with how long it went, imagine if it had gone longer! This isn’t the most crowded part is Charleston but it definitely isn’t sparse!
@blackboysports fucking racist, that's what you are.
I remember this. It was broadcast on September 11th 2001.
Kelly is sooo precious!!! I adore her :-)
Kelly is soooo AMAZING...Oh My Gosh!!!
We will miss those brave men who risk their lives every day and every night.