Death of 12-Year-Old Boy at Wilderness Therapy Camp
A 12-year-old boy's death at a wilderness therapy camp in North Carolina was ruled a homicide due to asphyxia. The camp failed to check on him properly, and there were discrepancies with his sleeping arrangements and medication. The camp has halted new admissions pending investigation.
Key Points
- Autopsy ruled the death as a homicide due to asphyxia
- Discrepancies in the boy's sleeping arrangements and medication
- Camp halted new admissions during the investigation
Pros
- Increased awareness about safety protocols in such facilities
Cons
- Tragic loss of a young life
- Failure of camp counselors to check on the boy properly