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Class Action Park

There was no signthat he was going to wake up, and we just kepttalking to him. Dr. Houser,...

There was no sign
that he was going to wake up, and we just kept
talking to him. Dr. Houser, who was
my brother-in-law's brother, came in from Connecticut
just to be with us. And he checked him out
thoroughly too, and he said, "No." - On July 16, 1980,
he passed away. - I remember that moment
very, very well. I went out
to the waiting room, and my husband was with me, and we told our other children
that he had died

Full Transcript

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- There was no sign that he was going to wake up,
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and we just kept talking to him.
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Dr. Houser, who was my brother-in-law's brother,
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came in from Connecticut just to be with us.
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And he checked him out thoroughly too,
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and he said, "No."
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- On July 16, 1980, he passed away.
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- I remember that moment very, very well.
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I went out to the waiting room,
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and my husband was with me,
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and we told our other children that he had died.
Duration
33 seconds
Views
41
Timestamp in Movie
01:10:29
Uploaded
May 29, 2025
Genres
documentary, crime
Production
Perennial Media,Pinball Party Productions,strategery, films

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Movie Summary

A documentary that focuses on a dangerously legendary water park and its slew of injuries and crimes along with child safety concerns.
My daughter ran down the hallway screaming, - Class Action Park 00:20
My daughter ran down the hallway screaming,
We were--walked across the street, - Class Action Park 00:07
We were--walked across the street,
And at that point, my husband pulled me back, - Class Action Park 00:11
And at that point, my husband pulled me back,
And here, 39 years later, - Class Action Park 00:07
And here, 39 years later,
- My brother George - Class Action Park 00:09
- My brother George
And I had to have my other brother as best man, - Class Action Park 00:14
And I had to have my other brother as best man,
He cared about himself and the almighty dollar. - Class Action Park 00:06
He cared about himself and the almighty dollar.
- In the investigation of George Larsson's death, - Class Action Park 00:19
- In the investigation of George Larsson's death,
The newspapers were told that George Larsson was an employee, - Class Action Park 00:09
The newspapers were told that George Larsson was an employee...
He wasn't an employee, it wasn't at night, - Class Action Park 00:07
He wasn't an employee, it wasn't at night,
narrator: The truth was, - Class Action Park 00:32
narrator: The truth was,
And they wanted to open for the Fourth of July, - Class Action Park 00:08
And they wanted to open for the Fourth of July,
And when my son went on that ride, - Class Action Park 00:08
And when my son went on that ride,
The newspapers were taking Gene Mulvihill's side. - Class Action Park 00:15
The newspapers were taking Gene Mulvihill's side.
- Anyone that sues the park, - Class Action Park 00:11
- Anyone that sues the park,
- We never even got to go to court - Class Action Park 00:16
- We never even got to go to court
We eventually settled for $100,000. - Class Action Park 00:05
We eventually settled for $100,000.
[solemn music] - Class Action Park 00:50
[solemn music]
And if Action Park creates revenue taxwise, - Class Action Park 00:18
And if Action Park creates revenue taxwise,
- How many hundreds of people had jobs, you know, - Class Action Park 00:24
- How many hundreds of people had jobs, you know,