Rescuers are still searching for victims of the flash floods in central Texas after the disaster took the lives of more than 82 people over the weekend.
Lorena Guillen, who owns a restaurant in the area, described “hearing people’s screams, kids screaming, asking for help, cars were floating away with the lights on. You could see the lights, and you can hear honking. And there was like not one or two, but there were dozens of vehicles just floating away.”
At Camp Mystic, where more than two dozen campers and counselors were swept away in the night, 27 are believed dead.
Among those who lost their lives was Janie Hunt, the 9-year-old cousin of Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt. His wife wrote on social media, “If your heart is broken, I assure you God is near.”
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