article_snippet.sent: The attorney for an Arizona city where 19 firefighters died  while battling a massive woodland blaze says The attorney for an Arizona city where 19 firefighters died  while battling a massive woodland blaze was told it was an order from the group's supervisor led to their deaths in June 2013.
article_snippet.sent: Prescott City Attorney Jon Paladini claims the tragic June 2013 fire's sole survivor, lookout Brendan McDonough, heard the leader of the Granite Mountain Hotshots order the crew to leave a safe spot where the tragic June 2013 fire had already burned.
article_snippet.sent: Prescott City Attorney Jon Paladini tells the Arizona Republic that Prescott City Attorney Jon Paladini was told an order from the group's supervisor led to their deaths in June 2013 came just before winds whipped Yarnell Hill into a deadly, all encompassing firestorm.
article_snippet.sent: New revelations now claim New revelations deaths came after New revelations supervisor gave orders for the crew to leave a safe zone .
article_snippet.sent: Eric Marsh ordered it, Prescott City Attorney Jon Paladini says, while Prescott City Attorney Jon Paladini deputy Jesse Steed warned against it.
article_snippet.sent: Prescott, Arizona City Attorney Jon Paladini (left) claims that the lone surviving Granite Mountain Hotshot Brendan McDonough overheard an argument between the crew leader and Brendan McDonough deputy over the move, which would prove deadly .
article_snippet.sent: Paladini told the Arizona Republic, in part: . '
article_snippet.sent: Nonetheless, the Arizona Republic writes, 'when Willis reported the conversation to Paladini and others, the Arizona Republic set off a chain reaction of legal actions beginning with reports to the Arizona State Forestry Division, the Prescott City Council and the Arizona Attorney General's Office.
article_snippet.sent: the Arizona Republic also led authorities to interview other potential witnesses, and prompted an unsuccessful effort to subpoena McDonough.'