Two Girls and Grandfather Electrocuted at Houston’s Moody Park File $25 Million Lawsuit

On September 11, 2019, two young girls and their grandfather were electrocuted when they encountered a high voltage electrical box in Moody Park. Both girls were knocked unconscious and had to be revived. One girl went into cardiac arrest and suffered severe burns across her body. Doctors later confirmed that the girl’s muscles were dead, and she had to have surgery to remove the dead muscle. Her grandfather also suffered ruptured muscles and double vision after the event. The day after, Mayor Sylvester Turner ordered an investigation into the cause of the incident. He also ordered the immediate replacement of electrical ground boxes in all city parks, starting with Moody Park.

The families recently filed a $25 million lawsuit against the City of Houston, CenterPoint Energy, Lindale Little League, and the park’s electrical contractors.

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