In Texas describes witnesses of more than 100 killed deadly flood walls

Locals, just five miles away from Camp Mysteic in Texas’s hunt, saw an ominous view of a deadly flood wall, only published with lightning shine, as it grew in the direction. All-Gulls Christian Camp.

More than 3 people lost their lives and twice the other disappeared Hill Country Sur In the early July’s early July. Camp Mistick confirmed 27 deaths in his camp and counselor till Tuesday.

Year 33 -year -old Sheby Willis told Fox News Digital that she was visiting the house of Sasar on the Gwadlup River in Hunt, situated at a high points on the south cut.

“We were really tall, but water was coming in the garage,” said Willis. “At 3 in the morning, my mawani said that we need to go out to the river, and we couldn’t see it outside the lightning of the lightning. The hunting type is proud to put yourself in the bottom so you can see the stars. Only by that. Electricity We can see how tall the water is, which means why it happened so fast. “

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Until the family came to their back porch, the water is full of water.

She said, “It was not known at that time, it was a wall of water that was heading towards Mistic,” she said. “You could not see our dam, you could not see the trees, even at the peak of it.

Camper’s luggage sits outside the Camp Mistic cabin near the Gadwaluppe River, a flash flood entered the area. (AP Photo/Eli Heartman)

The family stood at the height of the water and feared that they would take their house.

Willis said, “He was loud, and had a lot of thunderstorms, but it was four o’clock in the morning before the fourth of July,” Willis said. “People were probably partying and having fun the last night, probably a little hard for that reason. We have neighbors who lost their lives and found dead on their bed because they all got too fast and they did not wake up.”

She added that a friend heard by hearing the water threat from her window survived another neighbor when he woke up.

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Willis said, “He was pouring water in his living room and the minutes were already on the second floor in 45 minutes,” said Willis. “She came to her roof and then the carport had to hop, and she was just putting a flashlight. Luckily, someone in the neighborhood was in their mountains and Praise GodShe pulled her off her roof and be able to pull her out. “

Within an hour, the woman’s house was completely submerged, Willis said. Nothing left.

Flash floods in the area of ​​Texas on Sunday, July 6, 2025. (Julio Cortez/AP Photo)

A few hours after the flood, the locals saw the rescue helicopter and American red crossing.

Willis and her new Husband realized that when he discovered the black hawk helicopter above, things were worse than their thoughts.

She said, “We know something bad, and we do not have a cell phone service or internet,” she said. “We have a Polaris Ranger vehicle, so we could get out on the main highway, and we could quickly see that the car could not drive.… It was basically a piece of asphalt that looked like paper plates.

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Willis, whose family was trapped till Saturday, described the scene “incredibly”.

Once the water was reduced, local residents used tractors and other agricultural systems to remove the trees and move the dirt, so traffic was possible.

Willis said, “We collected the board to sleep on the tar as a ramp, as it was seven to eight inches, which will pop the tire if you go straight to it,” Willis said. “We were the only way to get out of the hunt. We could not go south, we could not go down in mystery and search. So many people got stuck.”

On July 4, 2025, Shelby Willis shared a photo of the destruction of the Gwadulupe river at Hunt in Texas. (Shelby Willi)

Nevertheless, Willis said that the locals are grateful for the life saved during disaster.

She said, “It is surprising that it is surprising that they could get more than 700 children out at that time,” she said. “He is a camp director who looks at the alert at AT at AT and we need to get a suburban and these girls have to go. They started to get out of the cabin near the water. By the time they had loaded half of the cabin, and they were washed away.

“Their time was over. They had protocols, but they didn’t hear how fast it was all.”

At least 20 girls disappeared after a flash flood in Texas’s hunt, a view inside the cabin at Camp Myster. (Ronaldo Scheme/AFP by Gatey images)

Finally the couple returned home Boers, TexasWhich is to the north of San Antonio, but her husband, 35, then returned to help recovery efforts.

Willis said something that many people did not realize that there was a bad odor behind the large floods on the Guadulup.

“When he returned, he said that it was just a strong smell,” she said. “People were trying not to put up on people everywhere. He said he was bad, smell. There is a lot of search and recovery, but this would be a big piece of cleanup.”

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Just like many other people or frequently searching, Willis said she believes that the city would re -create. However, she acknowledged that this disaster would be changed forever.

“Hunt is certainly proud of himself as a remote place. It is a special small area on the river Gadulup, but there is no many cell services or signals, so I think it will change,” she said. “I think the improvements will be made so that this will never happen again.”

Hunt, Texas – July 6: Texas state flag flies in a yard filled with broken. (Jim Wondruska/Getty Image)

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“Everyone is like a family in the city,” Willis further said. “Hunts had the same property on the bank of the river that the Texas flags were not flying. People are very flexible, and only the way of texas. I know it will be tied back, good and safe. Sometimes it hurts to realize how insecure these parts. And I hope they don’t really get out.