Authorities in Texas investigate whether the owners of Camp Mystic face criminal charges after a deadly flood at the camp killed 28 people last year. Search warrants issued in the case describe potential grounds for criminal liability connected to the victims’ deaths, according to reporting from multiple outlets.
The warrants point to allegations that investigators are examining, including manslaughter and related counts such as negligent homicide. The New York Times and The Washington Post both describe the warrants as outlining what police and state investigators are looking for and the possible charges under consideration.
While outlets focus on different details, both accounts characterize the investigation as ongoing and warrant-driven, with investigators seeking evidence that could support homicide-related charges. The reporting also reflects that the case is in a fact-gathering stage rather than a concluded prosecution, with investigators continuing to assess responsibility for conditions or actions related to the flooding. No convictions are reported in the sources.
