How did Nabila Maazouz die? Parents of girl, 14, sue for $70M after tragedy
Nabila Maazouz's parents allege the ThermaGard pool covers were 'defective and unreasonably dangerous,' allowing her to become trapped underneath
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Nabila Maazouz's parents allege the ThermaGard pool covers were 'defective and unreasonably dangerous,' allowing her to become trapped underneath
A 14-YEAR-OLD girl drowned under a pool cover at the end of swim practice after her teammates and coach failed to notice she was missing.Her family ar
The Oregon family of a 14-year-old girl who drowned after her swim teammates pulled a plastic cover over a pool not knowing she was still in it, has filed a $70 million lawsuit against the city, the school district and pool cover business.
Nabila Maazouz of Oregon drowned to death in 2019 under a plastic pool cover after teens on her high-school swim team accidentally sealed the youth inside the pool while she was still submerged.
The girl's mother was waiting in the public swimming pool parking lot for her daughter when she noticed the girl's teammates were leaving but the girl was not with them.