A lot of these folks have been casketed for a long time, so we've only got bones to deal with, ... Evidently, it's not mandatory to place identification inside the casket, which was news to me. That's not helping.

I don't think visual identification will be a possibility.

I don't think it's any reflection on that hospital. They did all the right things. They ultimately got their own helicopters to come in.

I'm assuming we'll find some up in the backwoods, pretty far from where they belong.

We'll look for things like identifying marks such as tattoos and personal effects. We'll get DNA. We'll do X-rays if they have prostheses and we'll do fingerprints if we can.

I don't think a visual identification will be possible. It's not about the numbers. It's about the body.

You may not have a dental record, but you may have a photo of your momma smiling, and that's helpful.

It's not about numbers. I don't know how high that's going to go, ... Each death is enough. This is horrific.

We were working for the living, and now we are working for the dead and the living. It's pretty tough, pulling out dead bodies.