Camp Mystic sued by victims' families after deadly Texas floods

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• Families of campers and counselors who died in July's flash flooding at Camp Mystic are suing the camp and its owners for negligence. 5s
• Lawsuits allege officials ordered girls to remain in cabins as floodwaters rose and claim the camp failed to act on known flood risks. 13s
• The Guadalupe River rose from 14 to 30 feet within an hour, resulting in 27 deaths at the camp. 22s
• Camp Mystic's owners state the flood was a 'thousand year event' and argue the deaths were due to lack of warning, not camp actions. 2m 8s
• Camp Mystic plans to fight the lawsuits and open a new area away from the flood zone next summer. 2m 38s