By KIM CHANDLER
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — When Patrick Marsh returned to the Bubble Inn cabin at Camp Mystic, he sat in the corner where his 8-year-old daughter Sarah’s bunk had been. The view out the window landed like a gut punch.
Safety from the rising floodwaters that took her life would have been just a short walk away, he said. It cemented his belief that the tragedy was “100% preventable.”
“From where Sarah slept to high ground where she would have been safe — 50 yards. All they had to do was walk up a hill,” Patrick Marsh said in an interview.
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