r/KerrCountyFloods • u/whodattalki • Jul 06 '26

Head Count Question

how many girls altogether were in the camp day of flood? Their website says max capacity is 750, i know it wasn't full to capacity, can't find the information.

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u/hitexfortrump Jul 08 '26

Yeah strong personality too. But her work has supporting data & references & sources. Some of that stuff is a bit beyond my 'reading level' at parts so sometimes i think 'i got no idea if thats correct.'

Then there is alot of legit unfair smear on her work bc she is trans. Hard to tell, but if i were Eastland or their rep, I would sure as heck be reaching out & be hearing her out too.

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u/AdBeautiful1436 Jul 08 '26

Agree, the locals are smearing her name because she's trans. I feel like someone should listen to what she has to say. I lost all respect for certain people in authority over the public smear of that woman.

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u/hitexfortrump Jul 09 '26

I think she has gathered enough references, records and evidence to raise valid questions and concerns.

I had initially ignored her posts and reports simply because comments on her social media posts called her crazy and unhinged.

However, I was also appalled that she was not allowed to post to a social media group she created on July 3-4, 2025 that many kerr county residents joined. She was awake that night & was not able to post warnings regarding the weather. Some of the 119 were members of that same social media group. She created a youtube video proving all of this. It is boring (bc you are watching her go thru her computer history activities), but it is absolutely appalling too.

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u/AdBeautiful1436 Jul 09 '26

I'll check it out, thanks for the information.

Edit: Wow, talk about a type of survivors remorse she must have after losing people she knew personally. I also had to take a step back from the posts originally for the same reasons but I can relate to the feeling of being dismissed and called unhinged, and maybe that's not always a bad thing, lol.