Camp Mystic faces investigation as Texas Rangers seek evidence of manslaughter
Summary
Camp Mystic, a Texas summer camp, is under criminal investigation for possible manslaughter or negligent homicide after 27 girls died in a flood last year. Investigators say the camp lacked proper emergency plans and did not move children from danger despite flood warnings.Key Facts
- 27 girls died at Camp Mystic during a flood on July 4, 2025.
- The camp may face charges including manslaughter or negligent homicide.
- Investigators found the camp had poor emergency plans and not enough adult supervision.
- The camp owners ignored flood warnings and did not evacuate children from low-lying cabins.
- The camp owner, Richard Eastland, also died in the flood.
- Camp Mystic has filed for bankruptcy and did not open this year.
- Some family attorneys say the camp owners have withheld information about the tragedy.
- Investigators sought electronic communications from the camp owners for evidence.
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