The teenager describes the disaster of the surviving mystical flood in the center of Texas

Description of the young vehicle that was rescued from the Mystic Camp, the horrific ordeal as catastrophic floods It struck the center of Texas.

“We went to bed, believing that it was just an ordinary thunderstorm. In one minute you see the thunderbolt strike next to the cabin, and with your succession, you hear from the water,” described Cali McAlar, who is 16 years old in the Fox Report.

“You only have children running trying to reach other cabins, in an attempt to reach safety. Fortunately, my cabin was one of the few cabins that did not get the water, but the cabins in front of us got some water,” Mcalary continued.

Mcalary’s mother, Tara Bradborn, is also reflected in tragic floods, saying that although live in Virginia now,, he is now. Camp It was a large part of their lives as Mcalary had been attending the camp since it was in the second row.

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“We have chosen this camp. I was from Texas. It was important for me to be the children of Texas,” Pradburn participated.

“Living in Virginia, we brought it to the Mystic camp and turned it into the Dicky family and Tweedy Eastland Mystics and their employees because we knew that they would love our child. They will help her grow in her faith and live the Sufi ideals of being a better person and take out the best in it”, continued Bradburn. “We have destroyed what happened, but we are really grateful and thanked the Estland family for everything they did and everything they presented as a family to save the children they can.”

Bradburn has created the destruction of that evening for her daughter and the extent of the speed of everything turning into a nightmare.

“Even on the great Hill, I think this conveys to you how quickly the water appears, how it was and how it was Flooding historical and 100 -year flashing. We have never seen anything like that. “I cannot say enough for what these young advisers did to calm these girls and ensure their safety,” said Bradburn.

“And what did the men, employees, and the Estland family to try to help everyone as – are heroes. These young girls and these young advisers who were our young girls were suffering from the summer who were wonderful and they were strong and were strong and authorized by many children and kept a lot of calm children so that decisions can be made to preserve the other girls safe and move them to safety.”

– Tara Bradburn, the mother of Camp Sophie, the vehicle Kali Mcalari, 16

Mcalary continued to describe tonight and the moment when I realized that there was a terrible wrong thing.

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“We heard one second,” he recalls. “We heard one of the camp running and saying,” Hey, our cabin is overwhelmed. “ I knew that some girls were guilty of trunks that night, and some girls had to share the family, and some girls were on the floors because they were unable to return to their cabin because they were immersed in three cabins. “

In an attempt to protect herself and prepare for the worst scenario of cases, Mcalary has a sign of her body in the middle of the night.

“I put my name mark because I was afraid that if the water comes out next to other cabins, our cabin may be after that. I only put it in order to maintain safety … in my head I was saying,” If something happens, and I get a cliff, at least I will get my name on my body, “

Bradburn participated that everyone and her husband worked in the Ministry of Defense and spent each of them “several times in the war areas on behalf of this nation”, and they spoke to Mcalary more times than she could count “about staying safe in any environment.

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“This was not an environment that we had believed that we would have to prepare it for it. This comment is for me as a father when I got out of that helicopter and finally I reached my arms and saw this name a sign of it, and the name of the camp was issued on the day I arrived.

Although her daughter is alive and safe, Bradburn said she is devastating to many families that lack their loved ones.

“There are no answers,” Bradburn said. “

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Mcalary said that she is now sticking to the hope that the rest of her friends and all those missing will be found soon.

“I really hope to find these missing children. I knew many of these children and many of these children on the night that I hugged me before we all went to bed. It is difficult to think about the moment they embraced me at the next moment.”

Stepheny Price is a writer in Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics including missing persons, murders, national crime cases, illegal immigration, and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to [email protected]