Camp Mystic files for bankruptcy after months of investigations, lawsuits on flood deaths

KUT·Jun 24

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Camp Mystic has filed for bankruptcy following investigations and lawsuits related to flood deaths. The floods, which occurred in the Texas Hill Country, resulted in fatalities, with the number reported as 28. The bankruptcy filing may impact the status of ongoing lawsuits related to the flooding, with some aspects of the incident and its aftermath still unresolved.

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