Summary
Families of victims who died in the Texas flood are suing Camp Mystic. They claim the camp's operators did not evacuate campers and counselors during the flood. The suits argue that the camp prioritized property over the safety of the people there.
Key Facts
- Families of some victims from the Texas floods have filed lawsuits against Camp Mystic.
- Over 130 people died in the Texas floods on July 4, including 25 campers and two counselors from the camp.
- The lawsuits accuse the camp of wrongful death and negligence.
- The families claim the camp did not have proper evacuation plans.
- The area, known as "Flash Flood Alley," is prone to flash floods.
- The lawsuits state the camp focused on saving equipment instead of evacuating people.
- Camp Mystic provided a statement, saying they pray for the families.
- The lawsuits name Camp Mystic and members of the Eastland family as defendants.
