Texas Investigators Probe Manslaughter in 27-Flood Deaths at Camp Mystic
Texas authorities seek warrants to investigate possible manslaughter in 27 deaths at Camp Mystic flood. Families demand answers.
POLICY WIRE — Hunt, Texas — Texas investigators have executed search warrants targeting the owners of Camp Mystic, seeking electronic communications that could provide evidence of manslaughter, negligent homicide, or other crimes related to the 2025 flood that claimed 27 lives.
The warrant applications cited concerns over inadequate emergency plans, lack of drills, and insufficient adult supervision at the Christian all-girls camp. Brant Johnston of the Texas Rangers stated that campers could not be expected to evacuate without proper guidance from supervisors.
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Despite the ongoing investigation, no charges have been filed, and the camp’s representatives have not commented. Families of the victims expressed frustration, stating they have sought accountability for over a year.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
