The charred remains of Keyiro Fuentes, 14, were found wrapped around his beloved dog, with his family then carrying him half a mile to a police station to be identified.
Grieving parents found the body of their 14-year-old adopted son hugging his dead dog after the Maui wildfires — then carried him around half a mile to a police station to be confirmed among the dead.
When she the rest of her family managed to search their home two days later, they found Fuentes’ charred body wrapped around his dead dog, the sobbing mom told CBS.Keyiro Fuentes, 14, was found dead, hugging his dog after the Maui wildfires destroyed his hometown.The family then wrapped Fuentes’ body in a tarp, carrying the remains half a mile to the nearest police station.
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