100+ riders claim Six Flags' X2 ride led to brain injuries
Scores of people have come forward saying they suffered brain bleeds and other head trauma from world-famous X2 roller coaster at Six Flags, according to their attorneys.This comes after a CNN investigation into a history of riders saying they suffered debilitating injuries on X2. CNN’s Kyung Lah explores the riders’ stories.
0:00 Injured rollercoaster rider explains his motivation to bring legal action against Six Flags
0:39 Attorney speaks out about the Six Flag lawsuits
2:22 What is different about the X2 rollercoaster?
3:27 Has Six Flags responded to the legal claims?
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