Kevin Rodriguez Zavala’s family, 32, retained Ben Crump civil rights lawyer. Zavala died after mounting Stardust runners at Universal Epic Universe on September 17, 2025. Credit: Fox 35 Orlando
The family of the deceased man after having set up the runners of Stardust to Universal Epic Universe last week kept the prosecutor of civil rights Ben Crump.
Kevin Rodríguez Zavala, 32, died on Wednesday of “multiple injuries with a blunt force,” said the lawyer of Orange County, governing his accidental death. His family “is now looking for complete transparency” in Florida theme park.
“This tragic loss requires in -depth investigation and full transparency,” Crump said in a statement.
“A man died after taking a turn that should have been sure. We will keep all the responsible parties to report and fight to guarantee that Kevin’s family receives the answers and the justice they deserve,” he concluded.
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Kevin Rodriguez Zavala, 32, died after being insensitive to the roller coaster from Stardust Racers to Universal Epic Universe on September 17, 2025. (Gofundme)
Meanwhile, the Orlando media obtained a copy of a letter from the station president, Karen Irwin, to employees. The letter indicated that one of the most recent rides in the park normally worked when Zavala did not respond.
“Our internal conclusions to date confirm that driving systems operated as expected, the equipment was intact at the start of driving, throughout the driving and the return of the vehicle to the station, and the members of our teams followed the procedures,” said the letter, obtained by Fox 35 Orlando.
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Stardust Racers is one of the latest rides in Thrill in universal parks. This photo was taken from Universal Helios Grand Hotel in Orlando, Florida, April 4, 2025. (Pilar Arias / Fox News Digital / Fox News)
THE Department of Agriculture and Florida Consumer Services Also investigated the cause of Zavala’s death.
“The current results of the ministry align with those shared by Universal after having followed the same tests and examined the same information. The survey is underway, and additional information will be published as it is available,” a statement from the agency obtained by Fox 35 on Monday.
The incident report of the Sheriff’s Bureau of Orange Comté indicates that the girlfriend of Zavala, who was in the theme park with him, told the police that Zavala, who had used a wheelchair, had a spine injury and “took [redacted] medicine.”
The guests lead Stardust Racers, a new Montagine of subcontractors, during a day of preview 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 immediately respond to a Fox commercial survey.
Universal Orlando Resort said Thursday in a previous statement that she was “fully determined to cooperate” with the current investigation.
Stardust runners at Universal Epic Universe are a double launch subcontractor that reaches up to 62 miles per hour, according to the Universal Orlando Resort website. (Pilar Arias / Fox News Digital / Fox News)
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The double launch subcontractor located in the part of the celestial park of Theme park, Who officially opened its doors on May 22, 2025, remains closed, showed the universal application on Tuesday.
Fox Business Elizabeth Pritchett contributed to this report.
