College football coach desperately searches for daughter missing in Texas floods
The devastating Texas floods that occurred over the weekend have left many families in despair as they search for their missing loved ones. Wade Lytal, the offensive coordinator at Division III Trinity University in San Antonio, is among those desperately seeking answers about the whereabouts of his daughter, Kellyanne Lytal, who went missing from Camp Mystic during the tragic event.
Camp Mystic, an all-girls Christian summer camp, was hit hard by the floodwaters, resulting in the destruction of their cabin and the disappearance of several campers and counselors. Among the missing are Kellyanne Lytal and Aidan Heartfield, a Trinity University marketing major. The Kerr County Sheriff’s Office has deployed 400 first responders from various agencies to conduct search and rescue missions in hopes of locating the 11 girls and one counselor still unaccounted for.
The Texas floods have claimed the lives of at least 80 individuals, with 68 of those fatalities occurring in Kerr County. The community is in mourning as they come to terms with the magnitude of the tragedy that unfolded in a matter of seconds. In response to the devastation, Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared a day of prayer across the state, and President Donald Trump expressed his intention to visit the affected areas in the coming days.
The Department of Homeland Security has refuted claims made by the mainstream media regarding the forecasting and warning efforts leading up to the floods, stating that the National Weather Service provided timely and accurate information despite the unprecedented rainfall. As the search and rescue efforts continue, families like the Lytals remain hopeful for a miracle and are relying on the support of their community and the nation at large.
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