Kerr Co - Campy Mystic probe

A third party to review all evidence seized through search warrants executed in the Camp Mystic criminal probe.  Michael Keesler, a retired judge from Dallas County has been assigned the task of reviewing the data starting next week.  Senior District Judge Sid Harle made the ruling in a Kerr County courtroom yesterday. According to KXAN, family members and supporters of the 27 girls killed during the July 2025 flood attended the hearing.  Along with members of the Eastland family supported by friends and community members.  The information in question is digital data obtained by 14 search warrants requested by the Texas Rangers in a criminal investigation of the Eastland family.  Texas DPS is looking at five criminal charges, including manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, injury to a child, abandoning or endangering a child and deadly conduct. No criminal charges have been filed yet.  The electronic data, includes browser history, call logs, emails, GPS, photos and videos.  The Eastlands have concerns that the information retrieved could violate attorney-client privilege. Seven of the fourteen warrants are against members of the Eastland family including Dick Eastland, who died in the floods.