Legal Allegations - A lawsuit alleges that Camp Mystic's negligence led to the deaths of 25 campers and two counselors due to floodwaters on July 4th [1] - The lawsuit claims the camp knew of approaching life-threatening flash flooding but prioritized evacuating equipment over campers and counselors [1] - The suit states the camp was aware of its flooding history but housed girls in flood-prone areas and delayed evacuation until counselors intervened [1] - The lawsuit alleges the camp failed to evacuate specific cabins, preventing girls from reaching safety [2]

Floodwaters claimed the lives of 25 campers and two counselors at Camp Mystic on July 4th, known as Heaven's 27th. Today's lawsuit alleges those deaths were preventable. The suit says, quote, "On July 4th, the camp chose to take no steps to protect its campers and counselors while it knew a storm and life-threatening flash flooding were approaching. Instead, with the river rising, the camp chose to direct its grounds keepers to spend over an hour evacuating camp equipment, not its campers and counselors." T ...

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