Texas authorities are examining whether criminal negligence contributed to the deaths of dozens of girls during a deadly flood at a summer camp, with prosecutors now pursuing potential manslaughter charges in the case. Court filings reveal an ongoing investigation into whether safety failures or oversight played a role in the tragedy. The review follows a disaster that left survivors and families demanding accountability. Details on how the investigation may proceed remain under scrutiny.
Texas investigators are seeking evidence of manslaughter in the flood deaths of 27 girls at Camp Mystic, according to court documents.