Chiefs owner’s wife confirms tragic family death after Texas floods ravaged Camp Mystic
The wife of Clark Hunt, owner of Kansas City Chiefs, confirmed the tragic loss of a family member as a result of destructive Texas floods.
The total death money rose to 82 after the Guadalupe River was flooded and the usual water level increased by 30 meters on Friday. 68 bodies, including 28 children, were found.
Clark’s wife Tavia announced that Janie Hunt, a young cousin in the family, was among the mystical camping camps who died during the incident.
He went to Instagram and wrote: ‘Our hearts, the destruction of the floods in Wimberley and the tragic loss of a large number of life – were broken with a valuable little hunting cousin with a few friends of a few friends.
‘Well, how do we trust a God who knows and should be strong, but even for children who allow such terrible things to happen -?
‘This is a sacred and sensitive question – and does not avoid the Bible. The Scriptures are full of pain of those whose hearts are shattered and wrestling to rely on the same God. ‘
Tavia Hunt (right) – The wife of chefs Clark Hunt – confirmed that one of the family members is among the dead in the flood in Texas
Dallas Nine -year -old Janie Hunt (in the picture) Died in the flood in Camp Mystic
Tavia went to Instagram to reveal that Janie, a young cousin, passed away
Eleven girls, Hunt, Camp Mystic in Texas and Hurry waters of all girls destroyed the private Christian summer camp after all the campmers died.
70 -year -old Camp Mystic’s beloved director Richard ‘Dick’ Eastland died as a one -month rain when their daughters fell within a few minutes.
A week before the tragedy, the camp shared videos on the social media of the campers and happy on the stage during the first period choir and dance production.
According to NYT, the youngest campers slept in the low ‘apartments in the cabins of the camp, and older girls slept in the cabins on the higher surface.
Most of the missing girls are from the young age group that sleeps only meters away from the banks of the Guadalupe River.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott, flood waters were shot in the camp 750 girls, he said.
The relatives of the deficiencies began to come to the Kerrville region from all over Lone Star State to provide DNA samples to researchers.
Meanwhile, Daily Mail announced on Sunday that only Texas’s Emergency Management Department predicted the number of dead as a result of the disaster flood in Kerrville on July 4th.
A woman searches for the area after the flash flood in Texas on July 6, Hunt.
Kerr County, Texas, after the deadly flood in the US Camp Mystic, scattered into a cabin in a cabin, July 5
In an e -mail sent on Saturday, two different sources approved to the Daily Mail to the State Disaster Office Partners, the number of dead, said the number of dead will exceed 100.
The estimation of the dead is very different from that state officials reflect the public, insisting that they are still looking for people who are still alive, and refusing to say that their rescue efforts have passed to the recovery of the remains.
TDEM W. Nim Kidd told reporters at a press conference on Saturday, ‘Our state assets and local partners continue to look for live victims.
‘Our hope and our prayer still have people living there.’
