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12-Year-Old Boy May Have Suffocated at North Carolina Wilderness Therapy Camp, Staffers told State Investigators
A 12-year-old boy found dead after spending the night in a tiny tent at a North Carolina wilderness therapy camp earlier this ...
'Suffocation is always possible': NC report reveals sleeping arrangements may have contributed to boy's death at NC wilderness camp
The 12-year-old boy had been required to sleep in a tube-like tent, enclosed by a solid plastic sheet. Upon discovering that ...
Report: Western NC camp staffer and camp responsible for NY child's death in 'bivy'
A report by NC health regulators states that a camp staff member and a WNC outdoor therapy camp were to blame in a12-year-old ...
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North Carolina officials reveal possible cause of death for boy, 12, found dead at wilderness therapy camp
the 88-page report states. The boy was told to sleep in a bivy — or a small, single-person tent — inside a cabin at the camp. The bivy's zipper apparently broke off, and staff used a zip-tie ...
North Carolina wilderness therapy camp failed to check boy's breathing after making him sleep in bivy tent, state report finds
Staff at a wilderness therapy camp in western North Carolina failed to check if a boy was breathing while being required to sleep in a "bivy" tent during his first night at the camp, a newly released ...
North Carolina report finds wilderness camp failed to ensure boy was breathing
A state inspection report offers new details on the hours leading up to a 12-year-old’s death at Trails Carolina, a camp for ...
12-year-old camper who died at Trails Carolina may have suffocated, NC report says
A staff member told investigators that no one visually checked the child overnight. The state has removed kids from the camp ...
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Report: Western NC camp staffer and camp responsible for NY child's death in 'bivy'
And then the following line: "when asked what he could have done, 'I could have opened it up, repositioned him (in the bivy).'" State health regulators attempted to directly interview the staff ...