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A FAMILY’S DREAM VACATION TURNED INTO A NIGHTMARE OF CORPORATE NEGLIGENCE as a 70-year-old grandmother died following a ride on Universal Orlando’s Revenge of the Mummy. Ma de la Luz Mejia Rosas went unresponsive on the indoor coaster, her life violently cut short weeks later. SHOCKINGLY, the medical examiner ruled the cause a ruptured aneurysm ‘without trauma,’ but the family’s high-profile attorney Ben Crump is DEMANDING answers, alleging the park’s extreme thrill ride may have triggered the fatal event.
This is NOT an isolated incident. This DEATH marks the latest in a DANGEROUS PATTERN at mega-corporate theme parks putting profits over people. Just months earlier, a 32-year-old man died on another Universal coaster. The so-called ‘Revenge of the Mummy’ ride itself has a CHILLING history of 21 reported incidents, including seizures and a fractured vertebra. Yet, it continues to operate, protected by a LAX self-reporting system that lets these parks INVESTIGATE THEMSELVES.
While Universal enjoys record profits, families are left shattered, their grief met with silence and confidential settlements. Crump has vowed a thorough investigation, stating the family deserves to know what happened “before, during, and after this ride.” Why are these deadly patterns ignored? How many more visitors must be sacrificed before regulators FORCE real oversight on this multi-billion-dollar industry?
The official story is a calm medical term, but the HORRIFYING reality is that a gentle grandmother entered a theme park for joy and was carried out in a body bag. The truth lurking in the shadows of these corporate kingdoms is far more terrifying than any fictional mummy’s curse. Are our family vacations nothing more than a deadly gamble with corporate giants who have written their own rules?
Author: Kayitsi.com
