
Texas Camp Mystic Faces Criminal Probe Over Flood Deaths
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Texas health officials are investigating hundreds of complaints from last summers deadly floods at Camp Mystic, which claimed twenty-seven lives. The state is examining whether the all-girls Christian camp can reopen this summer, with Texas Rangers now involved in neglect claims. Camp Mystic aims to reopen a dry section, but families of victims are suing over failure to protect girls during the floods. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick calls for a full criminal investigation and no license until its complete. One campers body remains missing, and Camp Mystics summer plans hang in the balance as Texas prioritizes getting the full story.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Texas Camp Mystic Faces Criminal Probe Over Flood Deaths. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Texas health officials just notified cammystic owners they're digging into hundreds of complaints from last summer's deadly floods that took out. 27 lives. All girls and young counselors. The state's looking hard at whether this all girls Christian camp can fire up again this summer. With Texas Rangers now jumping in on neglect claims. 2. Camp Mystic wants to reopen the dry section that dodged the water. And over 850 families have already signed their kids up. It's got these gripes since February alleging the cam broke youth camp rules during that chaos when the river shot up from 14 feet. To nearly 30 feet in just one hour before dawn. Families of the victims are furious hitting the camp with lawsuits over failure to protect the girls as floods hit hard. Art no evacuation happened. A judge even ordered them to keep the wrecked cabins intact for the legal fights ahead. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick is calling the Rangers probe a full criminal investigation and demanding no license until it's done.
Plus A. Mallmakers review. 1-8-year-old camper's body, little silly steward, still hasn't turned up and search teams keep at it. With all these probes stacking up and outrage still fresh. Camp Mystic summer plans hang in the balance as Texas prioritizes getting the full story. Straight. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, driven by AI. We'll see you in the next video. I'm Corey with the story.
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