“The river was so intense, it was like a suction.” “I feel like Adventureland robbed me of my baby,” Sabrina Jaramillo said about the death of her 11-year-old son, Michael.
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The parents, Gus and Mila managed to free themselves, but Michael and David could not, the couple recalled. The couple said they got onto the ride with Michael, David and their youngest son, Gus, as well as their niece Mila, before the raft abruptly flipped over. David and Sabrina Jaramillo were on the water raft ride with their sons Michael, David and Gus, as well as their niece Mila, before the raft abruptly flipped over. He turns 16 on Wednesday and his family visited the park to celebrate his upcoming birthday. The Jaramillos spoke to ABC from a hospital where their 15-year-old son, David, was in critical condition in a medically induced coma early Tuesday. “I see the silhouettes of my sons trying to grab each other, grab us. “When it flipped over, all of us were trapped in the safety seat belts,” David Jaramillo said in an interview that aired early Tuesday. The family was on the Raging River water ride at Adventureland Park in Altoona on Sunday when their raft overturned, trapping the family and the couple’s niece.
The parents of an 11-year-old boy who died on a water ride in Iowa said Tuesday they were helpless in trying to save him - because they were trapped by their seat belts.ĭavid and Sabrina Jaramillo detailed the freak Saturday accident on ABC’s “Good Morning America” that claimed the life of their 11-year-old son, Michael.
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