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  1. Lawsuits filed. https://www.statesman.com/news/article/camp-mystic-wrongful-death-texas-kerr-flood-july-4-21151789.php?utm_source=reddit Families of flooding victims sue Camp Mystic, owners for wrongful death of 8 campers, 2 counselors The $1 million-plus lawsuits claim Camp Mystic didn't adequately warn parents of the flooding dangers on the property and that its emergency preparedness plan was subpar. The families of six campers and two counselors who died in the July floods at Camp Mystic in Hunt, west of Kerrville, filed two separate lawsuits suing the the camp and members of the family who own it for negligence and wrongful death. The lawsuits, filed Monday in Travis County, allege that camp management knew of the flooding dangers and neglected to inform parents of those risks, claiming the deaths of 25 campers and two counselors were preventable. "There is no greater trust than when a parent entrusts the care of their child to another," the petition on behalf of the family of 8-year-old Lulu Peck states. "Camp Mystic and the people who ran it betrayed that trust. Camp Mystic’s shocking betrayal of that trust caused the horrific, tragic and needless deaths of twenty-seven innocent young girls, including Eloise 'Lulu' Peck. This case seeks accountability for that betrayal and to send a message to other camps – protect the kids in your care." The Peck lawsuit names camp owners Dick and Tweety Eastland, Camp Mystic, Mystic Camps Family Partnership, Mystic Camps Management and Natural Fountains Properties as defendants. Britt Eastland, Dick Eastland's son, is named in the lawsuit as the Eastland family's representative; the elder Eastland died in the flooding. The multifamily lawsuit names the same defendants, with the addition of Eastland's other son, Edward, and his wife Mary Liz. The multifamily lawsuit comes from the families of Anna Margaret Bellows, Lila Bonner, Chloe Childress, Molly DeWitt, Katherine Ferruzzo, Lainey Landry and Blakely McCrory, who died at Camp Mystic. Childress and Ferruzzo were counselors, while the others were campers. "Today, campers Margaret, Lila, Molly, Lainey, and Blakely should be third graders, and counselors Chloe and Katherine should be freshmen at the University of Texas. They all are gone," the lawsuit states.
  2. They're hoping he thinks of all the children who will die if they payout his contract.
  3. Posted this in the skiing thread but I'm sure non-skiers will appreciate. Without sup oxygen, summitting and then skiing down the bitch. Holy shit.
  4. Without sup oxygen, summitting and then skiing down the bitch. Holy shit.
  5. I'm surprised LIV is still alive. I can't imagine how much money the investors have lost.
  6. During the Great Egg Shortage of the 2020s, we reached out to other countries to resolve the Supply issue of the Supply Demand slopes to help drive down cost. I don't remember egg farmers bitching about that move. Why is it bad to do the same for beef prices? I'll hang up and listen.
  7. https://www.today.com/parents/family/uber-driver-stayed-passenger-er-rcna231645 “It wasn’t even a question for me,” Lukumu, who now works in insurance, tells TODAY. “I was staying with Joey. He needed somebody to be by his side.” Romano recalls how Lukumu took charge, signing him into the ER, and then sat with him from 2 to 8 p.m. Lukumu says the hours he missed at work didn’t even register; his new friend mattered far more. “After losing my brother… and experiencing so much loss beyond that… I just became really insular. I could barely take care of myself, let alone others,” he says. “I just shut down and closed myself off. I became really cold." Romano’s voice thickens with emotion as he remembers how Lukumu pulled him out of that dark, isolating place. Meeting Lukumu, he says, was a turning point. It’s what drives him to look for ways to help others whenever he can. “That one act of kindness helped me see the good in the world again,” Romano says. “Having him spend his entire day with me — a complete stranger, for no reason than the goodness of his heart, helped me to put things into perspective. Beni absolutely changed my life."
  8. By vaccine injuries, does she mean the trauma from being able to grow old?
  9. But maybe there will be less self loathing which leads them not being miserable pricks when casting a vote.
  10. Here's the irony. After years of not being able to beat top ranked teams and winning no hardware, they are going to fire him for...not being able to beat top ranked teams and not winning any hardware.
  11. Franklin is in high demand so he is being choosey. That perfectly sums up the shitshow of this Coaching Transfer Portal season.
  12. A random check stop in the middle of a freeway will probably do that.
  13. Agreed. You can only get to 110%
  14. [insert/ his old man's crying gif]
  15. And we wonder why Texas home insurance premiums are so fucking high. Every Texan is subsidizing and enabling these fuckheads and their bought whore officials to make hundreds of millions. Socialize the losses, privatize the profits. That should be Texas state motto. But yes, let's keep voting for the same assholes because unisex restrooms are the most important issue of all. The allure of Houston is relative cheap housing. Well yea, it's fucking built on a flood plain.
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