Elizabeth Phillips

We are going to add different categories to this before you go to camp.com to include these physical safety measures because Camp Mystic wasn't prepared for an active shooter.

I mean, someone could have creeped up on those girls in a canoe on the river.

No plans for that.

kind of stuff either.

But, you know, what's been heartbreaking is for these parents to realize that they just assumed that the same safeguarding measures in place at schools or your local YMCA... I mean, I'm looking around this room, you know, there's exit signs, there's fire sprinklers, a lot of schools have carbon monoxide detectors, like at camps.

Nothing.

Yeah.

And the only people that showed up for those girls were the camp owner.

He also died.

And at first, everyone was like, he's a hero.

He died with those girls.

I'm like, he died in a ship he built that had holes in it.

But there's that guy, his son, and a night watchman.

Those were the only three adults around when these girls needed to be evacuated.

And they waited too late.

And there's a verse in Ezekiel that one of the dads read at the state senate hearing.

It's really powerful.

Correct.

Mm-hmm.

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