Topic: Burn Ward

Clive Doyle provides a harrowing account of the fire's onset, describing how he and David Thibodeau stood in the chapel as smoke filled the room. He recounts the decision to move away from the front of the building and the subsequent struggle to breathe as the heat became unbearable. Doyle mentions spending three weeks in a burn ward in Dallas after escaping the inferno.

After escaping the fire with severe burns on his hands, Clive Doyle was confronted by an agent who threatened him with profanity before he was handcuffed and detained. He was treated at a burn ward in Dallas for three weeks before being transferred to a medical cell in Waco. The final death toll of the siege is cited as 82 people, including two pregnant women whose unborn children are included in the count.