Lawsuit against water park claims 'pathogen soup' let amoeba eat son's brain.
The man's parents, Rita and Vincenzo Stabile, sued water sports facility last week, claiming their son's death could have been prevented had the park "exercised ordinary care" to keep the water quality safe.
BSR Surf Resort owner Stuart E. Parsons Jr. defended his waterpark's actions in an interview with "Good Morning America" on Wednesday, April 17, 2019. Stuart Parsons, owner of BSR Cable Park and Surf Resort, said a new water filtration system has since been installed and he now feels "very comfortable" with the water conditions at his facility.
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