Judge Weighs Camp Mystic's Fate Amid Flood Lawsuits
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A Texas judge deliberates on keeping Camp Mystic closed amidst lawsuits from families of flood victims. The camp, known for its all-girls program, was hit by a devastating flood last year, claiming the lives of 25 girls and 2 counselors. The families of the victims, particularly Cile Stewards, seek a temporary halt to any reopening or construction, fearing evidence destruction. The camps defenders argue the flood was an unprecedented event with no safe evacuation path, presenting safer rebuild plans outside a one-thousand-year flood zone. The judges decision could impact the camps future and the families pursuit of accountability.
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