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Kerr County

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Oct 15, 2026

Jerry ClaytonCORRESPONDENT
0:17
The owners of Camp Mystic are under investigation for manslaughter, negligence, and other criminal charges associated with the July 2025 flooding that killed 25 campers and two counselors.
Jerry ClaytonCORRESPONDENT
0:28
Kerr County District Attorney Lucy Wilkie recused herself from the case earlier this month, citing personal connections with the owners.
Jerry ClaytonCORRESPONDENT
0:36
The San Antonio Express News reports a judge appointed Hill Country Area District Attorney Tanya Spaeth-Alsweed to lead the case.
Jerry ClaytonCORRESPONDENT
0:45
No criminal charges have yet been filed.
P. K. SolocoNARRATOR
111:22
This scout started from Company D in July.
P. K. SolocoNARRATOR
111:25
The Major drafted about 20 men from my company, his whole escort Company A of 30 men and marched into Kerr County.
P. K. SolocoNARRATOR
111:33
Here he drafted part of Captain Caldwell's Company F, making his force total about 70 men with three wagons and about 20 pack mules.
P. K. SolocoNARRATOR
111:42
The column traveled down the Nueces, then by Fort Clark, up the Devil's River to Beaver Lake.

1 HR 59 MINS LATER

Wayne CookNARRATOR
230:57
Six Years with the Texas Rangers, 1875 to 1881, by James B. Gillette.
Wayne CookNARRATOR
231:06
A Winter of Quiet and a Transfer.
Wayne CookNARRATOR
231:10
In the fall of 1878, a man named Dowdy moved from South Texas and settled on the headwaters of the Johnson Fork of the Guadalupe River in Kerr County.
Wayne CookNARRATOR
231:21
His family consisted of himself, wife, three grown daughters, a grown son, and a young son 12 or 14 years old.
Kaylie HuntCORRESPONDENT
3:07
Um, so they are very, they're, they're in a different category from potential criminal charges that we could see come forward in the future.
Kaylie HuntCORRESPONDENT
3:16
Um, we reported a few weeks ago that the, uh, the Texas Rangers, and we've known this investigation has been ongoing for months now, but, um, they've, uh, filed some search warrants in Kerr County to look at devices of, of the camp owners and, and staff from that, that night in July.
Kaylie HuntCORRESPONDENT
3:35
And so, but yeah, that's a completely different category.
Angela KochergaHOST
3:38
When you say devices, you mean like phones or?
John CapodiceGUEST
4:20
So by getting that message out and knowing that we're here to support and to be able to get an MSA set up sooner than later would be a huge advantage to get disaster recovery going sooner and helping people and not wasting hours trying to find a way in and then a way back out again, of course.
Tom FoxHOST
4:40
John, I live in Kerr County, Texas, which had a devastating flood in July of 2025.
Tom FoxHOST
4:45
And you hit on one of the major issues, which was access.
Tom FoxHOST
4:49
There's one highway in and out of West Kerr County.
Tom FoxHOST
4:52
And that highway was either underwater, washed out, or in very bad shape for quite a bit of July 4th.
Tom FoxHOST
5:00
And no one was thinking about access before that date.
Tom FoxHOST
1:22
What about retaliation? Are you-- What are you doing to prevent retaliation? Are you doing a risk assessment to see where retaliation could occur against a whistleblower? And what training are you giving middle managers to spot retaliation? It's a topic we don't talk enough about in compliance, and I know you'll enjoy it.
Tom FoxHOST
1:40
I'm thrilled to announce my first book of general nonfiction, Day Lose Before Dawn, about the twenty twenty-five ca- catastrophic flood in Kerr County, Texas.
Tom FoxHOST
1:50
You can catch it on Amazon.
Tom FoxHOST
1:52
It's in the show notes.

23 MINS LATER

Tom FoxHOST
24:24
And also I ask that you check out my newest book.
Tom FoxHOST
24:27
It's my first book of general nonfiction, Deluge Before Dawn.
Tom FoxHOST
24:31
In this, I take a look at the July 4, 2025 flood, which devastated Kerr County, Texas, and killed 119 people.
Tom FoxHOST
24:39
I look at the flood itself, the county's and city's response, and the resilience of the community in the rebuilding and recovering effort, effort and how we got through our grief.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
8:03
So how do I know that? Well, I see there are some empty pews here this morning.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
8:07
I venture to say, probably, if we were to travel to those 70 churches... that are here in Kerr County, just in our county alone.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
8:15
Amen? If we were to go there, I'd mention that we could probably find room to sit down, that they weren't packed to overflow.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
8:21
Why? Because there are probably more people in town, more people on the river, more people in a park, more people camping, more people doing other things than being in the house of God this morning.
Jack ReeseGUEST
17:46
In fact, I spent last week, uh, about a half a mile from the Guadalupe River.
Jack ReeseGUEST
17:52
Uh, a year ago, last July 4th, in Kerr County, Texas, out in the Hill Country in Hunt, Texas, where, where I was, the, the river flooded in a once in a thousand year flood, though it happened again just a couple of weeks ago, and 130 plus people died.
Jack ReeseGUEST
18:13
It storms on the just and the unjust.
Jack ReeseGUEST
18:17
It...
Caroline Modaresi-TiraniHOST
1:57
That Fourth of July 2025 became the sixth deadliest freshwater flooding event in US history, with so much rain bearing down on central Texas that the Guadalupe River rose up 30 feet in an hour.
Caroline Modaresi-TiraniHOST
2:13
Flash flooding caused havoc and killed 136 people, with 117 of those deaths occurring in Kerr County.
Caroline Modaresi-TiraniHOST
2:24
The Guadalupe River sits just several feet from the parking lot of the Kerrville Walmart where Peter works.
Caroline Modaresi-TiraniHOST
2:31
Luckily, the store itself narrowly avoided catastrophe, so Peter and his team put into action a disaster plan to immediately start supporting the wider community.
Marcy JarreauHOST
39:40
was up.
Marcy JarreauHOST
39:42
So if you don't remember, it was this camp located in Kerr County in Texas, I believe.
Marcy JarreauHOST
39:53
Yes.
Marcy JarreauHOST
39:54
Right.
Tom FoxHOST
1:20
We consider the role of internal audit in a best practices compliance program and how the compliance professional can use internal audit to move their compliance program.
Tom FoxHOST
1:30
I'm thrilled to announce my first book of general nonfiction, Deluge Before Dawn, about the 2025 catastrophic flood in Kerr County, Texas.
Tom FoxHOST
1:40
You can catch it on Amazon.
Tom FoxHOST
1:42
It's in the show notes.

25 MINS LATER

Tom FoxHOST
26:14
And also, I'll ask that you check out my newest book.
Tom FoxHOST
26:17
It's my first book of general nonfiction, Deluge Before Dawn.
Tom FoxHOST
26:21
In this, I take a look at the July 4, 2025 flood, which devastated Kerr County, Texas, and killed 119 people.
Tom FoxHOST
26:29
A look at the flood itself, the county's and city's response, and the resilience of the community in the re- building and recovering effe- effort, and how we got through our grief.

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