22-year-old dies of brain injury after Six Flags coaster ‘violently’ stops, CA suit says
A 22-year-old had a brain hemorrhage and died after riding a “fifth dimension” roller coaster with rotating seats at Six Flags Magic Mountain, according to a lawsuit filed by his parents. Christopher Hawley’s shearing brain injury and death was caused by defectively designed X2 roller coaster at the park in Valencia,
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