Hospital officials said in the immediate aftermath that at least three people had died but the count was tentative because some victims had been dismembered beyond recognition.
The bodies "were too badly burned for positive identification," the article reported, but there, in a tentative list of victims, I met my lost relatives: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Middleman, 55 and 52.
In what appears to be the first tentative identifications of the victims, the Mexican government told the family that the identification cards of the two were found with the decomposing bodies.
A11 Abuse Agreement Reached The Boston Archdiocese reached a tentative $10 million agreement with victims of a defrocked priest, John Geoghan, whose sexual abuse of minors touched off the scandal that has roiled the Roman Catholic church, a church official said.
The Boston Archdiocese has reached a tentative $10 million agreement with victims of a defrocked priest, John J. Geoghan, whose sexual abuse of minors set off the scandal that has roiled the Roman Catholic Church in Boston and around the nation this year, a church official said tonight.
J. Owen Todd, Cardinal Law's personal lawyer, said tonight that the agreement was still "tentative," because only 85 of the 86 victims of Mr. Geoghan had approved it.
That's pretty much what happens to most of the gags and one-liners here, victims of soft timing and tentative delivery.
The company, which was driven into bankruptcy protection in 2001 by hundreds of millions of dollars in asbestos-related product claims mostly unrelated to Libby, reached tentative settlements last year to pay $3 billion to asbestos victims.
The company, which was driven into bankruptcy protection in 2001 by hundreds of millions of dollars in asbestos poisoning claims mostly unrelated to the Libby disaster, reached tentative civil settlements last year to pay $3 billion to asbestos victims.
The Home Office told the BBC the "tentative conclusions" of its analysis is that the number of victims is higher than thought.
