u/Conscious_Object6916

I watched most of today’s hearing and I find this story more accurate and insightful than the one from the Austin paper.

>“What Monday’s Camp Mystic hearing was — and wasn’t
The Camp Mystic legislative presentation was a systematic accounting of failures. For families of the other 91 who died on July 4, it was not their day.”
“What Monday was, instead, was something rarer and in its own way more powerful: a methodical, evidence-based presentation of exactly how a summer camp that had survived floods since 1926 failed the 386 girls entrusted to it on the night the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in 45 minutes.
Investigators Casey Garrett and Judge Michael Massengale — both veterans of the Texas House’s investigation into the Uvalde school shooting — were given a specific mandate: examine what happened at Camp Mystic. They honored that mandate with 140 to 150 witness interviews, multiple site visits, and months of forensic reconstruction. The result was a two-hour presentation that will be difficult to unsee.”

https://kerrcountylead.com/what-mondays-camp-mystic-hearing-was-and-wasnt/