Family Sues Six Flags Over Fatal Roller Coaster Injury
The family of Christopher Hawley, a 22-year-old San Diego State graduate, filed a lawsuit against Six Flags Magic Mountain, alleging a defective ride design caused his death. Hawley collapsed after riding the X2 coaster in 2022 and died the next day from blunt-force head trauma. His brother described the ride as violently jerky, and the family claims the park failed to ensure safety.
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