Texas lawmakers question Camp Mystic owners over deadly flood response
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Updated · The New York Times · Apr 28
Texas lawmakers question Camp Mystic owners over deadly flood response
5 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 28
Owners and employees of Camp Mystic are set to testify in Austin after 28 people died in the July 4 Guadalupe River flood.
Legislative investigators revealed the camp lacked a required evacuation plan, prompting scrutiny as the camp seeks a license to partially reopen in May.
The Eastland family, camp owners, face lawsuits from victims' families alleging negligence, while state officials demand major emergency plan revisions before reopening is considered.
Will the camp's owners face criminal charges for the deadly flood?
After 28 deaths, why is Camp Mystic being allowed to partially reopen?
In an era of climate change, should camps operate in 'Flash Flood Alley'?
Are Texas's new camp safety laws strong enough to prevent another tragedy?
How did a culture of 'obedience' contribute to the disaster's death toll?