College Grad's Fatal Roller Coaster Accident Leaves Family Seeking Justice Against Six Flags
A California family is suing Six Flags Magic Mountain for $28 million, alleging that a defective ride design caused their 22-year-old son's fatal head trauma after he died while riding the X2 attraction. The incident occurred on June 23 at the theme park in Valencia, California.
A California family has filed a lawsuit against Six Flags Magic Mountain, alleging that the theme park's X2 roller coaster was responsible for the fatal head trauma of their 22-year-old son, who died after riding the attraction. The incident is believed to have occurred on the ride itself. As part of the lawsuit, the family claims that the ride design was defective and contributed to the son's death. The family seeks compensation for damages suffered as a result of the tragic event.
