Live Nation Settles With Estates of 2 Women Killed by Gunman at Beyond Wonderland Festival
Live Nation has settled wrongful death claims with the families of two women killed at the Beyond Wonderland music festival three years ago. The alleged shooter, an active-duty Army specialist, opened fire while reportedly under the influence of hallucinogenic mushrooms. Although the settlement terms were not disclosed, Live Nation still faces claims from another attendee who alleges security failed to properly search the shooter before the incident.
- ▪Live Nation reached settlements with the estates of Brandy Escamilla and Josilyn Ruiz.
- ▪The shooter, James Kelly, was allegedly high on mushrooms during the incident.
- ▪Another festival attendee, Lily Luksich, claims security did not properly search the shooter before allowing him into the festival.
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