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I did overnight camps as a kid- not in Texas- and my kids do as well. It’s a huge part of my family’s culture.
There has been testimony that staff did remove the window screens from the cabins, but told the counselors to stay put after removing the screens.
I can’t figure out why the screens were removed unless it was to ensure that campers could exit through the windows if the water came up so high that the cabin door was stuck. Which is what happened in at least one cabin that night- they had to use the windows to flee.
Am I missing something? Were the screens removed for a different reason? Because if there was any concern that the doors could be blocked by water, then evacuations should have been ordered at that time.