More IDs Made In California Boat Fire: Safety Concerns Raised

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CA — As official positive identifications are made on some of the 34 people killed on the boat fire in California, safety concerns are emerging over the lack of a roaming night watchman, someone who is required to stay awake throughout the night and alert crew members and passengers in the case of a fire or other emergency situation.

The lack of a night watchman has raised questions over the crew's safety training overall, as investigators will look into the matter in the coming days.

The second set of official names of some of the victims of the 33 passengers and one crew member on the boat have also been released to the public on Tuesday, Sept. 10, as the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office announced.

DNA confirmed identities passengers:

• Raymond Scott Chan, 59, of Los Altos, CA
• Justin Carroll Dignam, 58, of Anaheim, CA
• Daniel Garcia, 46, of Berkeley, CA
• Marybeth Guiney, 51, of Santa Monica, CA
• Yulia Krashennaya, 40, of Santa Barbara, CA
• Caroline McLaughlin
• Ted Strom, 62, of Germantown, TN
• Wei Tan, 26, of Goleta, CA
• Adrian Dahood-Fritz, 40, of Sacramento, CA
• Lisa Fiedler, 52, of Mill Valley, CA
• Kristina "Kristy" Finstad, 41, of Tamrick Pines, CA
• Fernisa Sison, 57, of Stockton, CA
• Kristian Takvam, 34, of San Francisco, CA

While many of the presumed dead victims have been confirmed by families, friends, and co-workers, this is the first list of positive identifications have been made from an official source using DNA analysis.

Here's an additional list of names of some of the presumed deceased passengers in the California boat fire:

• Nicole Quitasol and four family members.
• Diana Adamic
• Steve Salika
• Berenice Felipe
• Tia Salika
• Vaidehi Campbell
• Marybeth Guiney
• Charles McIlvan