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The Endwell Knights Inn Tragedy: Finding Answers After the Fire A catastrophic fire at the Knights Inn in Endwell has claimed six lives and left families in our community searching for answers. When a tragedy of this scale occurs, the immediate focus is often on the criminal investigation. However, as wrongful death claim lawyers, we know that the criminal system only addresses one part of the story. While a suspect has been arraigned, the deeper question remains: why were six people trapped in a building that had been the subject of more than 260 police calls in a single year? We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. Our senior trial team, led by Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña, works with families who have been failed by the institutions meant to protect them. Ralph has spent 27+ years in state and federal courtrooms, fighting for the truth when companies and government agencies try to hide behind silence. Lupe, a former insurance-defense attorney, knows the inner workings of the claims machines that try to devalue human life after a disaster. If you are grieving or recovering from this fire, you are likely being circled by investigators and insurance adjusters. Our job is to stand between you and those who want to minimize this loss. We work on a contingency basis, which means there is a free consultation and no fee unless we win your case. Who Is Responsible for the Knights Inn Fire? In a premises liability case involving a…