Family hires Ben Crump after Universal Epic Universe ride death

The family of the man who died after riding a contestants at Universal Epic Universe last week, civil law lawyer Ben Chromb.

The medical examiner in Orange County said that Kevin Rodriguez Zapala, 32, died on Wednesday, as a result of multiple power.

“This tragic loss requires a comprehensive achievement and full transparency,” Krumb said in a statement.

He concluded by saying: “A man died after a ride that should have been safe. We will keep all the responsible parties and fighting to ensure that the Kevin family received the answers and justice they deserve.”

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Meanwhile, Orlando Media Outlets obtained a copy of a letter from the resort president, Karen Irwin, to the employees. The letter said that one of the most recent suspense rides in the garden was working normally when she became a non -respondent.

The message said: “Our internal results have so far confirm that the passenger systems that operate as intended, the equipment was sound at the beginning of the ride, throughout the ride period and when the passenger vehicle returned to the station, and our team members followed the procedures.”

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Stardust Races is one of the latest excitement rides in Parks. This photo was taken from the Universal Helios Grand Hotel in Orlando, Florida, on April 4, 2025. (Pilar Arias / Fox News Digital / Fox News)

the The Ministry of Agriculture and Consumer Services in Florida The case of Zavala’s death was also investigated.

A statement issued by the agency told Fox Business.

The Orange County County Intelligence report says that Zavala’s girlfriend, who was in the park with him, told the law that Zavala, who used a wheelchair, had been damaged in the spine and “he was taking [redacted] medicine.”

Stardust, the new twin ship, rides on a examination day for Universal Epic Universe on April 5, 2025, in Orlando, Florida. (Patrick Connolly/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service/Getty Images)

Universal Orlando Resort did not respond immediately to inquire Fox Business.

The Universal Orlando Resort said in a previous statement on Thursday that he was “fully committed to cooperation” with the ongoing investigation.

Universal Orlando Resort says that contestants in Universal Epic Universe is a double ship of up to 62 miles per hour. (Pilar Arias / Fox News Digital / Fox News)

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The double ship, which is located in the part of the heavenly garden of amusement park , The global application showed on Tuesday that the application that was officially opened on May 22, 2025 is still closed.

Elizabeth Bretchit at Fox Business contributed to this report.