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Six Flags Roller Coaster Faces Lawsuits: 'Concussions Reported by Over 100 Visitors'
Two lawsuits have been filed against Six Flags Magic Mountain in California regarding its X2 roller coaster, with over 100 visitors alleging traumatic brain injuries sustained on the ride. CNN reports that incidents include Pamela Guillen and Naomi Greer-Wilkinson requiring emergency surgery for severe head trauma caused by rapid acceleration and deceleration. Attorneys claim design flaws existed since the ride's 2002 opening, while medical experts link two past deaths to the attraction's intensity. The ride has been closed since mid-July as investigations continue, though park lawyers argue injuries only occur if instructions are not followed.
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