In the aftermath of catastrophic flooding in Texas that has already claimed dozens of lives, volunteer teams are risking everything to search for the missing — including children still unaccounted for in hard-hit Kerr County. Small groups are seen combing through debris-choked rivers and shattered landscapes near Hunt and Ingram, as helicopters circle overhead and first responders coordinate a massive rescue operation. Led by 62-year-old Louis Deppe, a dedicated church volunteer team is assisting devastated families in the search for answers. This video captures the emotional and physical toll of the unfolding disaster — and the incredible bravery of those who refuse to give up.
00:00I'm coordinating for a small group of volunteers, about 20 people.
00:05Some of us go to the same church, but we're helping the parents of two of the missing children.
00:13I'm coordinating for a small group of volunteers, about 20 people.
00:31Some of us go to the same church, but we're helping the parents of two of the missing children.
00:43Take care.
00:50Take care.
00:55Get together.
00:58Take care.
01:06Take care.
04:18So yesterday we started in the morning, we found two young girls up near the hunt store and then about 10 o'clock we found another little girl wrapped up in debris in a tree near the crossing, the hunt store crossing.
04:34The rangers and the rangers and the troopers were able to help us get her out of the tree and they did let me know that she was one of the mystic camp girls that went missing.
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