Camp Mystic, devastated by a July Fourth flood that killed 25 campers and two counselors, is seeking to extend its bankruptcy protections to the Eastland family owners—fearing lawsuits against them could drain insurance funds needed to compensate grieving families. With no evacuation plan and adults failing to act as waters rose, the camp’s lawyers argue shielding the family from direct legal action is crucial to ensure fair settlements. The court is now weighing whether to grant this request, as the tragedy’s aftermath continues to unfold.
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