I have friends that were working in the candle factory. How people survived is a miracle. A friend is still trying to learn about her husband's condition. Prayers needed.
Drones and wireless cameras allow us to see the immediate aftermath of storms now and it's almost unbelievable how powerful a tornado can be. So tragic and sad.
I've heard by folks down there that they're building back. But it will definitely never be the same for many. Family, loved ones and pets, They can never be replaced. It's hard to lose houses and vehicles to things like tornadoes or fires. But when it really happens to people and they start to realize and think about all the sentimental things like pictures, blankets or clothing their grandparents may have made, or even earns of those they've lost before the tragedy, it's so heartbreaking and devastating to lose such that can't be easily replaced. If it can even be replaced at all that is!
I've seen aftermath from the ground level before, but seeing from the drone view gives a whole new perspective. You can appreciate just how much devastation there actually was. Thoughts are with all of you.
My heart goes out to everyone that was hurt and killed during the tornado that was some really bad storms.i live in Portsmouth Ohio and we got storms here also but nothing like Kentucky got but I'm sending prayers for all of you.and I'm sorry this happened to you all.
I'm in Kentucky, we got high winds and hard rain last night and thankfully we escaped the tornado damage. I lived in Portsmouth Ohio, went to shawnee state.
Omg, the damage is unbelievable! I expected to see roof & tree damage but it downright leveled many of the buildings. Sincere condolences to the victims and their families. 🥺
I was texting my cousins in mayfield when they got the alert. They lost home and cars, but they are alive. Everything else will be replaced, thank GOD they lived thru it.
Wow, this is overwhelming to watch on video - I can't even imagine what it's like to be part of the affected communities, seeing your town leveled and knowing those lost or injured. Heartbreaking. Prayers to all those impacted. 🙏
crazy that this was moving between 50 and 60mph going through and created this damage, probably the most intense tornado on record but it won't be known due to the very fast speed it was moving through at
Showing us this with no narration or music, really hammers home what really happens when this type of storm system event strikes a small town in the middle of the night. Just close your eyes and think about the same thing happening in Louisville or any other large city in the area. This is why we have to keep our guard up, and actually pay attention to the forecast when the warnings start going up. And major employers need to start factoring in what to do in situations like this when you have Personnel in the building when you can't dismiss your employees because they run the risk of being caught in the middle if the storm system touches down because of high winds and flying debris
It's amazing how the design of round objects such as the oil container survived the tornado of such magnitude and we haven't designed more homes in the likeness
Thankfully this thing didn't hit during the daylight hours when people were at work and children at school. Praying for everyone who has been affected in Kentucky and surrounding states. Let's be kind to people - so many are going through so much. If someone is rude to you, turn the other cheek - they may be going through something you know nothing about.
Reminds me of the Xenia, OH tornado years ago. Incredible destruction. That tornado must of been at least 1/2 mile wide at some points along the path. Many prayers to the people of Mayfield.
I wander if they're using any drones to help find people. Thermal imaging drones would also be helpful I believe. My heart goes out to all people in Kentucky!!
Wow. Its just unbelievable the Destruction a tornado can do...Prayers to all that affected by all the storms last night...So sad. And so close to the Holidays...UGH...My Heart Aches for all...
Staggering to view the video and follow on Google Earth at the same time... Ran across a video of the Pilger, Nebraska tornado and compared the current satellite image to the older "street view" images...very sobering
Man.... It's just incredibly unbelievable. So heartbreaking. I'm praying for each and every person in that area. It's tragic. Side note, it's incredibly interesting to see that those grain bins remained standing... That co-op is incredibly lucky that this happened after harvest. The only thing that saved to the bins was the fact that they were packed full of grain. Obviously the tops are missing but that can be pretty quickly replaced and fixed. Or at least they can be covered. I know stuff like that is pointless during a time like this but it's those little victories that help you deal with the bad parts just a little bit better. 🤷♂️🙏 God Bless everyone in these areas that have been effected in some way.
I wouldnt say it is no doubt ef5. I do see hints to ef5 in the video but nothing 100% certain. But honestly what we still can see is impressive enough. It is a video by which anything less than ef4 can almost immediately be ruled out. There is a lot of ef4 damage all over the place, and nearly everything in the direct path has sustained at least ef3 level damage. That is just very very rare. And on top of that it happend in december. For sure a historical event.
We won't know until they officially rate the "Quad" state tornado! However the destruction in Mayfield is nothing short of incredible damage, which I'm going more for possibly high end EF4 perhaps? However let's not forget that this monster traveled 227 miles, so we haven't seen all of the destruction as of yet! We'll just have to wait until the official classification of the tornado is released. Also, violent tornadoes are not uncommon in December. We had one here in Texas a few years back that was officially rated EF4, plus Vicksburg, MS was leveled by an F5 in 1953!
Solid F4.... Joplin was an F5. Moore was an F5 this was no doubt a devastating and terrifying storm. but this is not F5 damage. that is an order of magnitude worse.
Just terrible and at Christmas time too just goes to show all the things we have are just temporary including lives !!! Prayers for all involved including the precious animals !!!!
I am speechless! What is that when the video begins? A neighborhood? It's incredible what mother nature can do in one night. :( Praying for all affected by this.
Yes, the very first flyover image was a candle factory that had 2nd shift full of people working. Many survived, i believe they're still searching for more
@@jennifers.3818 That is horrible. It scares me just seeing it. Cannot imagine going through it. I hope everyone made it through safely. It is surreal.
Devastating destruction and mind boggling! Right before Christmas and my prayers are for all the families living here ! Just terrible and I hope many survived!
So sorry for all the Kentuckians that have had their Lives dismanteled by this devastating weather . Why Maysville is and will remain a mystery. God saved and will protect the survivors 😇
Lol, the same God who singled out the victims? Heads he wins, tails he wins. This is about climate change, not superstitious beliefs in God like entities. What century are you from by the way?
@@_5_675 You're talking about "climate change" yet Mac was being superstitious? You're actually lost. 🤣 At least our God is eternal. Yours only last until the pass away.
@@ModernProspector you have no idea whether there is such a thing as a god, let alone if such a god has any interest in individual lifeforms on this planet. Your belief is your belief but it has no rational basis.
How did anyone survive the candle factory destruction? Absolutely unimaginable what these people went through. God bless all of them ...now the tough work begins. I have lived through 2 F5 tornadoes. One that hit in 1974 when I was 11 yes old and one in 2011 when I was 48 years old. The tornadoes hit almost the exact same communities which is almost unheard of. Both tornadoes took the lives of family and friends. I can say without hesitation that the aftermath was the toughest because you are left with nothing other than pieces.
Prayers to everyone envolved in the horrible tornados in Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas, and where ever else that was effected by these storms🙏. I complained about getting 20 inches of snow last night here in Wisconsin last night but its no way worst than what they are dealing with, just terrible and devastating😥
I know this hasn't been officially rated yet, but just looking at that swath and the horrific damage... this tornado had to be at LEAST an EF4 and possibly EF5 at some points. Just breaks my heart. So many lives changed forever in one night of carnage.... 2 weeks before Christmas.
I’m in Nashville and we got clipped by this storm system but it went up above us into Kentucky and spun out those tornadoes God bless everyone affected by these tornadoes.
EF4 is a certainty in my oppinion. There are at half a dozen structures that have clearly sustained at least EF4 damage in this video alone. Thats EF4 FOR SURE and i wouldnt be to surprised if they find something even worse. That would be considerd a freak storm in april or may, let alone in december.
Have they released what category this tornado was yet? Looked like an f3 at least in my opinion and reminds me if the one that came through west liberty!
So clearing roads as fast as possible to let rescue vehicles through is strange to you?? Relax, bro. I know this sounds shocking, but not everything's a conspiracy.
There are big commercial buildings with their roofs or ceilings caved in, houses scraped to their foundations, cars and huge trucks flipped like toys. I’ve heard of people hiding in bathtubs with mattresses over them. But, then I saw mattresses stuck in trees along with a house completely scraped off. Their water tower twisted off its legs. Where are “safe places” in destruction like that? My heart goes out to these people. I live in Rowlett, TX, and we had a tornado on the day after Christmas, 2015. So, I have a smaller taste of tornado damage. But, nothing near as devastating as what these people are suffering. God speed in your recovery, and prayers for the injured and homeless.
My sister lives there and they slept in the basement all night. Underground is the only safe bet in a storm with 300 mile winds. Amazingly their house was untouched and they were spared thank God, only 2 blocks from all the destruction.
I absolutely hope these poor people are saved and can be healed. Someone needs to say this.....all week the major news networks and weather channels warned that this massive and multi state system was coming and they said it would hit at night. Why in the world were these people sent into a wide span roof metal building on a night shift when the outcome was certain to be horrible?? We have sophisticated warning systems and this was discussed at length in the days prior. Businesses need to listen and heed warnings. I am sorry this happened.
I have friends that were working in the candle factory. How people survived is a miracle. A friend is still trying to learn about her husband's condition. Prayers needed.
do you know how many were lost in the factory? This is beyond heartbreaking.
Praying!
Praying for all. Everyone knows how heartbroken this is and I am sure you’re in their prayers as well. God bless
Praying for your friends husband's well-being and for all of the families who lost loved ones during these horrible tornadoes.
Our hearts grieve with our countrymen over such a great loss. We are lifting your community in our prayers.
Drones and wireless cameras allow us to see the immediate aftermath of storms now and it's almost unbelievable how powerful a tornado can be. So tragic and sad.
Unfortunately that is mother nature at work. So devastating.
Storm cellars are definitely needed in tornado zones. Such a tragedy. Prayers for the living and those who passed.
we aren't necessarily considered a tornado zone though. this doesn't happen here. Smaller tornados occasionally, but nothing like this
A 70 year old woman was interviewed who has lived there her whole life and she said she had never seen anything remotely close to this, in 70 years.
Yeah something this big around this time is also unbelievably rare, its very sad
Yea but this isn't a zone. A once in a century storm at best. So sad.
The state should offer incentives for people to build storm cellars...
My heart goes out to everyone affected by these tornados. The loss of life. The damage. Just breaks my heart.
I've heard by folks down there that they're building back. But it will definitely never be the same for many. Family, loved ones and pets, They can never be replaced. It's hard to lose houses and vehicles to things like tornadoes or fires. But when it really happens to people and they start to realize and think about all the sentimental things like pictures, blankets or clothing their grandparents may have made, or even earns of those they've lost before the tragedy, it's so heartbreaking and devastating to lose such that can't be easily replaced. If it can even be replaced at all that is!
Heartbreaking event. Much love to your community, may you come together and rebuild.
Beautifully said!
Many prayers to the victims and the families that are going through this .....this is an extremely sad and terrible event
@@erebus79 this was early on, why be rude?
God. Please make the rescuers strong and tireless. Bless the souls of those who perished.
I've seen aftermath from the ground level before, but seeing from the drone view gives a whole new perspective. You can appreciate just how much devastation there actually was. Thoughts are with all of you.
My heart goes out to everyone that was hurt and killed during the tornado that was some really bad storms.i live in Portsmouth Ohio and we got storms here also but nothing like Kentucky got but I'm sending prayers for all of you.and I'm sorry this happened to you all.
I'm in Kentucky, we got high winds and hard rain last night and thankfully we escaped the tornado damage. I lived in Portsmouth Ohio, went to shawnee state.
Omg, the damage is unbelievable! I expected to see roof & tree damage but it downright leveled many of the buildings. Sincere condolences to the victims and their families. 🥺
Cat 4, verge of Cat 5
@@jennifers.3818 Yikes!!!
most things there looked like it was built in the 60-70s like most of america.
So much heartbreak and devastation. My prayers are for the people of Mayfield. God Bless you all.
I was texting my cousins in mayfield when they got the alert. They lost home and cars, but they are alive. Everything else will be replaced, thank GOD they lived thru it.
this was the most terrifying storm i have been through from 6pm-4am we were surrounded by tornadoes !!
I know. I live 20 minutes from Bowling Green. Our sirens went on for an hour.
@@sarakahl7663 The sound of sirens alone is terrifying. 😣
Bless your heart. I have been in the same predicament before. Glad you are ok.
This Trump bootlicking state is against handouts for people who need it. So let them fix it themselves.
@@mm6461 That is very unifying. So much for compassion.
Prayers for healing the minds and spirits of everyone there.
please pray privately we don't all want to hear about other people's superstitions thank you.
Where was your imaginary God to save them?
I was up all night watching and praying in Wisconsin.....continued prayers for all!!
Wow, this is overwhelming to watch on video - I can't even imagine what it's like to be part of the affected communities, seeing your town leveled and knowing those lost or injured. Heartbreaking. Prayers to all those impacted. 🙏
I've never seen such devastation...
Sending my thoughts and prayers to the people affected, from Canada!
Total devastation. I am praying for those who have lost loved ones, their homes, their businesses, etc...
Thanks for the most honest and up close footage of this mess!
This is my hometown and u recognizable. A very old historic town is why so many buildings are built with wood.
My thoughts and prayers for all affected by the tornadoes! Prayers for the families that lost loved ones. So heartbreaking!
so much better coverage than the TV news, thanks for sharing the video of this sad story.
4:08 you can clearly see the width of the tornado because the damage is clearly visible as it chewed through the woods.
Damage of this caliber is insane! Absolutely unreal
crazy that this was moving between 50 and 60mph going through and created this damage, probably the most intense tornado on record but it won't be known due to the very fast speed it was moving through at
they've said it was a Cat 4 verge of Cat 5
@@jennifers.3818 F4 or F5 . Cat storms are how they rate hurricane's. The drone footage looks about a F3 or F4
Make that one of the longest Kentucky on-the-ground tornado on record.
At one time the gate winds where off the charts. Record level. Prob will be rated at high end ef4 to ef5.
Showing us this with no narration or music, really hammers home what really happens when this type of storm system event strikes a small town in the middle of the night. Just close your eyes and think about the same thing happening in Louisville or any other large city in the area. This is why we have to keep our guard up, and actually pay attention to the forecast when the warnings start going up. And major employers need to start factoring in what to do in situations like this when you have Personnel in the building when you can't dismiss your employees because they run the risk of being caught in the middle if the storm system touches down because of high winds and flying debris
Thank you @StormChasingVideo. Seems you are always there and with excellent footage. It's a real public service.
This is absolutely crazy. Iv never witnessed such destruction from a tornado. Ripped trees to their roots like nothing
It's amazing how the design of round objects such as the oil container survived the tornado of such magnitude and we haven't designed more homes in the likeness
cost
You're telling me a single floor ranch style home without a basement isn't super inflated in cost
Sickening damage, one of the worst Tornadoes in US history, the late hot weather is behind this
No, The Most High of heaven is behind this! He’s destroying the wickedness in America.
Not "man-made"??
God has his way in the whirlwind-KJV
God:☕️🌪
Too send , I’m so sorry
@@AlphaOmeg-y3h Bull crap. It was Voldemort.
Thankfully this thing didn't hit during the daylight hours when people were at work and children at school. Praying for everyone who has been affected in Kentucky and surrounding states. Let's be kind to people - so many are going through so much. If someone is rude to you, turn the other cheek - they may be going through something you know nothing about.
But at night more people are asleep and you cant see the tornado other than lightning and powerflashes
so many homes in that area but yes would've been worse had everyone been at work
No time is a good time for tornados. Nightmarish.
But people were at work. A candle factory there was hit, and more than 50 people were killed.
Looks like an absolute warzone! Good thoughts and prayers for the families ❤
My heart is hurt when I saw the damaged. I hope all of people live there are ok.
Over 50 dead
The animals too nobody ever considers them they're a life too !!!!
@@bridgetlarson5443 you can replace a animal , you cant with a family loved one.
How horrid that must have been. Oh my gosh. Just staggering amounts of damage.
There are no words; but a lot of heartache. Prayers.
I lived here in the 90s, it's almost unrecognizable in these pictures. These are hard working tough people. God belss and Go Cardinals!
It just breaks my heart seeing this. Praying for all.
Reminds me of the Xenia, OH tornado years ago. Incredible destruction. That tornado must of been at least 1/2 mile wide at some points along the path. Many prayers to the people of Mayfield.
Looks like the tornado was 3/4 of a mile wide in Mayfield past that city however it was well over 2 miles wide at times
Prayers go out to all ..🙏🙏❤️
I wander if they're using any drones to help find people. Thermal imaging drones would also be helpful I believe. My heart goes out to all people in Kentucky!!
Wow. Its just unbelievable the Destruction a tornado can do...Prayers to all that affected by all the storms last night...So sad. And so close to the Holidays...UGH...My Heart Aches for all...
Weather mod tech has come a long way. They’ve enhanced Mother Nature.
I like your thinking good sir.
Staggering to view the video and follow on Google Earth at the same time... Ran across a video of the Pilger, Nebraska tornado and compared the current satellite image to the older "street view" images...very sobering
Damn where do you even begin….
Thank you! Sharing now!
GOD BLESS THESE FOLKS!!
Thank you for sharing this video. I'm shocked by what has happened but also at this close up view.
As if people haven't got enough to worry about already. Prayers to all.
Man.... It's just incredibly unbelievable. So heartbreaking. I'm praying for each and every person in that area. It's tragic.
Side note, it's incredibly interesting to see that those grain bins remained standing... That co-op is incredibly lucky that this happened after harvest. The only thing that saved to the bins was the fact that they were packed full of grain. Obviously the tops are missing but that can be pretty quickly replaced and fixed. Or at least they can be covered. I know stuff like that is pointless during a time like this but it's those little victories that help you deal with the bad parts just a little bit better. 🤷♂️🙏 God Bless everyone in these areas that have been effected in some way.
Prayers to all affected. No doubt an EF5 tornado rolled through for many miles.
I wouldnt say it is no doubt ef5. I do see hints to ef5 in the video but nothing 100% certain. But honestly what we still can see is impressive enough. It is a video by which anything less than ef4 can almost immediately be ruled out. There is a lot of ef4 damage all over the place, and nearly everything in the direct path has sustained at least ef3 level damage. That is just very very rare. And on top of that it happend in december.
For sure a historical event.
We won't know until they officially rate the "Quad" state tornado! However the destruction in Mayfield is nothing short of incredible damage, which I'm going more for possibly high end EF4 perhaps? However let's not forget that this monster traveled 227 miles, so we haven't seen all of the destruction as of yet! We'll just have to wait until the official classification of the tornado is released. Also, violent tornadoes are not uncommon in December. We had one here in Texas a few years back that was officially rated EF4, plus Vicksburg, MS was leveled by an F5 in 1953!
Solid F4.... Joplin was an F5. Moore was an F5 this was no doubt a devastating and terrifying storm. but this is not F5 damage. that is an order of magnitude worse.
Just terrible and at Christmas time too just goes to show all the things we have are just temporary including lives !!! Prayers for all involved including the precious animals !!!!
Is death less sad when it's not at Christmas time?
I am speechless! What is that when the video begins? A neighborhood? It's incredible what mother nature can do in one night. :( Praying for all affected by this.
That was the candle factory i believe.
Yes, the very first flyover image was a candle factory that had 2nd shift full of people working. Many survived, i believe they're still searching for more
@@jennifers.3818 That is horrible. It scares me just seeing it. Cannot imagine going through it. I hope everyone made it through safely. It is surreal.
Look how slow the cars are going. They're all in shock. My prayers to the families of the victims.
I don't even know what to say. 🙏🙏🙏
Thoughts and prayers with the families of Mayfield KY.
Devastating destruction and mind boggling! Right before Christmas and my prayers are for all the families living here ! Just terrible and I hope many survived!
Unbelievable….I’m speechless
Heartbreaking footage
We don't know why things happen when they do.. my heart goes out to all.
My deepest condolences to everyone affected
so far still no confirmation on it being a single tornado let alone it's rating
Prayers for all involved. Very sad
Have they gotten everyone out of the candle factory
I’m praying. I went through the Marion IL. Tornado . Watching all this brings it all back. So sad for the people and farmers who’s grain is destroyed.
Prayers up for continued strength and endurance during this difficult tragedy. 🙏❤🤍💙🇺🇲💯🙏
So sorry for all the Kentuckians that have had their Lives dismanteled by this devastating weather .
Why Maysville is and will remain a mystery.
God saved and will protect the survivors 😇
Lol, the same God who singled out the victims? Heads he wins, tails he wins. This is about climate change, not superstitious beliefs in God like entities. What century are you from by the way?
@@_5_675 You're talking about "climate change" yet Mac was being superstitious? You're actually lost. 🤣 At least our God is eternal. Yours only last until the pass away.
@@ModernProspector you have no idea whether there is such a thing as a god, let alone if such a god has any interest in individual lifeforms on this planet. Your belief is your belief but it has no rational basis.
Prayers from Southern Mississippi
How did anyone survive the candle factory destruction? Absolutely unimaginable what these people went through. God bless all of them ...now the tough work begins. I have lived through 2 F5 tornadoes. One that hit in 1974 when I was 11 yes old and one in 2011 when I was 48 years old. The tornadoes hit almost the exact same communities which is almost unheard of. Both tornadoes took the lives of family and friends. I can say without hesitation that the aftermath was the toughest because you are left with nothing other than pieces.
My heart goes out to all those affected by these twisters... OMG
Prayers to everyone envolved in the horrible tornados in Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas, and where ever else that was effected by these storms🙏. I complained about getting 20 inches of snow last night here in Wisconsin last night but its no way worst than what they are dealing with, just terrible and devastating😥
I know this hasn't been officially rated yet, but just looking at that swath and the horrific damage... this tornado had to be at LEAST an EF4 and possibly EF5 at some points. Just breaks my heart. So many lives changed forever in one night of carnage.... 2 weeks before Christmas.
@Philly Unrau I pity you.... and your parents.
Praying for all the survivors and those who lost loved ones and friends
I’m in Nashville and we got clipped by this storm system but it went up above us into Kentucky and spun out those tornadoes God bless everyone affected by these tornadoes.
UNREAL
Sending prayers for everyone!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️
I would not be surprised if this tornado gets an EF4 or EF5 rating
EF4 is a certainty in my oppinion. There are at half a dozen structures that have clearly sustained at least EF4 damage in this video alone. Thats EF4 FOR SURE and i wouldnt be to surprised if they find something even worse. That would be considerd a freak storm in april or may, let alone in december.
Near the end of the flyover you see a hearse from the funeral home parked by the road. Tragic.
Is that the candle factory at the beginning?
Have they released what category this tornado was yet? Looked like an f3 at least in my opinion and reminds me if the one that came through west liberty!
You mean EF4
Geo engineering , weather modification . Man using weather , tornadoes as a weapon !
Kind of strange how clear the roads are.
Ha!! You’re right!
Roads are the first thing cleared cindy to allow access for first responders and search teams.
So clearing roads as fast as possible to let rescue vehicles through is strange to you?? Relax, bro. I know this sounds shocking, but not everything's a conspiracy.
Just horrific. Prayers to all affected.
Drone totally useful for search and rescue, insurance claims, now I'm a fan. Great work, terrible event.
This is at least EF4 damage. My prayers go out to all affected by this tornado. 🙏🙏🙏
Sending love and prayinf for all who are concerned by this tragedy 🙏❤
There are big commercial buildings with their roofs or ceilings caved in, houses scraped to their foundations, cars and huge trucks flipped like toys. I’ve heard of people hiding in bathtubs with mattresses over them. But, then I saw mattresses stuck in trees along with a house completely scraped off. Their water tower twisted off its legs. Where are “safe places” in destruction like that?
My heart goes out to these people. I live in Rowlett, TX, and we had a tornado on the day after Christmas, 2015. So, I have a smaller taste of tornado damage. But, nothing near as devastating as what these people are suffering. God speed in your recovery, and prayers for the injured and homeless.
My sister lives there and they slept in the basement all night. Underground is the only safe bet in a storm with 300 mile winds. Amazingly their house was untouched and they were spared thank God, only 2 blocks from all the destruction.
My Prayers Are With You Kentucky
Holy crap!!! This looks way worse then Joplin!!!!😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
My prayers and thoughts go out to every family
Wow....I'm going to say an EF 5 and a half.....
Lord have mercy on these dear people...
Unreal... this is devastating
Sending prayers to all the states that got hit!!! This is a major tragedy 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
That round white storage building is the way all future houses should be built in Tornado alley.
I absolutely hope these poor people are saved and can be healed. Someone needs to say this.....all week the major news networks and weather channels warned that this massive and multi state system was coming and they said it would hit at night. Why in the world were these people sent into a wide span roof metal building on a night shift when the outcome was certain to be horrible?? We have sophisticated warning systems and this was discussed at length in the days prior. Businesses need to listen and heed warnings. I am sorry this happened.
Prayers 🙏 going out and up.
Isent it strange how it can demolished one object and not touch something right next to it .
Prayers for everyone involved.
seen that stuff before ..nature can be brutal at times
What was the name of the candle factory...
where are the people?