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Families accuse Camp Mystic of ignoring risks in Texas lawsuit over flood deaths

The operators of Camp Mystic in Texas, where 25 girls and two teenage counselors died in catastrophic flooding on July 4, failed to take necessary steps to protect the campers as life-threatening floo...

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Families of girls and counselors who died in Texas floods allege negligence by Camp Mystic

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Families sue Camp Mystic over deadly Texas flood, allege negligence and profit motive

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Camp Mystic Breaks Silence After Families File Lawsuits Claiming Deaths Were Preventable

The lawsuits allege that the deaths of 25 campers and two counselors in a Central Texas flood on July 4 could have been prevented.

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Families Sue Camp Mystic Over Fatal Flood That Killed 27

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‘We would like for them to acknowledge that they made mistakes": Families sue Camp Mystic in their daughter’s memory

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Families of Victims Who Died In Flooding Sue Camp Mystic For Negligence: ‘Self-Created Disaster’

Dick — who was hailed as a hero after the floods — went to the Bubble Inn cabin to rescue the girls.

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Families sue Camp Mystic, claiming negligence over deadly flash floods in Texas

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More than a dozen families sue Camp Mystic

Deadly Texas floods: New legal action targets camp operators | Elizabeth Vargas Reports

A new lawsuit alleges operators of Camp Mystic in Central Texas ignored a flood watch before torrential rains caused the deadly disaster that claimed the lives of 25 young campers and two counselors last July.

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Their daughter died at Camp Mystic. Now they're suing for accountability

Ellen is one of the 25 campers and two counselors, known as Heaven's 27, who died when the July 4 floods ripped through Kerr County, including Camp Mystic. Ellen was a camper in Bubble Inn, in which all campers and counselors died.

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Texas camp Heart O' the Hills plans to reopen in new location under new management after July 4 floods

Under new management, Camp Heart O' the Hills will reopen for summer 2026 in a new location as the Ragsdale family passes the torch to the next generation following the Texas Hill Country floods.