. >> reporter: maureen webster created the website mexico vacation awareness about the potential riskn traveling to these resorts after her 22-year-old son nolan's unconscious body was pulled from a waist-deep resort pool and he later died. she says a nurse tried to help her son but the hotel doctor pulled him away saying he was just drunk, which webster denies. >> all the cases that i've received on my website, the resorts are quick to blame the guests. so i'm not stopping until something changes. >> you're starting to hear now from other families who have had issues at mexican resorts. >> yes. many people. >> what are they saying? >> similar incidents. incidents of blacking out. incidents of waking up with injuries. similar incidents of being required to carry cash to take care of your bills before they even know what the extent of their injuries and treatments are. >> reporter: abbey conner's family telling us they had to pay almost $40,000 in cash in total to get medical treatment that abbey and austin desperately needed. >> we ended up using credit cards, calling family, securing

maureen webster created the site mexico vacation awareness and highlighted potential risks after her 22-year-old son was found unconscious in a resort pool and later died. webster claims the resort medical staff wouldn't help her son saying he was just drunk, something webster denies. >> and a recent report found that 43% of alcohol consumed in mexico is illegal. a lot of it is bootleg liquor that includes grain alcohol or dangerous levels of methanol. >>> o.j. simpson's attorney says he's very happy after being granted parole last week. the former football and media star won't leave prison until sometime this fall, but we're told already that he is on cloud nine. the attorney tells fox news that simpson plans to lead a quiet life after he gets out probably in florida and california and has no plans for reality tv. >>> and a man in new jersey who lives just outside atlantic city is now the best poker player on the planet. scott blumstein is this year's world series of poker champion. he beat more than 7,000 other players to take home $8 million. now, this was the first time in the ma

. >> after maureen webster's son drowned, she started a site where dozens of people are sharing theirmare experiences. >> people are going from being perfectly fine to be blacked out in an instant. >> reporter: one of them, jamie va lairry, describing to the milwaukee journal sentinel how she and her husband both blacked out for hours at a resort in playa del carmen after just a couple of drinks. >> his voice screaming, jamie, jamie, get up. we've been drugged. >> the u.s. consulate in mexico says it is aware of the reports but is not issuing any new warnings for travelers. marcy gonzalez, abc news. >>> a cautionary tale tonight about posting pictures of yourself on vacation. take a look at this instagram post from hilary duff. she appeared to be having a great time on vacation in canada but while she was enjoying the time with her son, thieves were reportedly helping themselves to thousands of dollars of jewelry from her home in beverly hills. duff says she's thankful nobody was hurt in the incident. >>> east bay congressman eric swalwell spent his saturday living in the shoes of som

maureen webster created a website, mexicovacationawareness. she highlights potential risks at these resorts after her 22-year-old son was found unconscious in a resort pool and later died. webster claims the resort medical staff wouldn't help her son, saying he was just drunk, something webster denies. coming up at 7:30 a.m., the families are searching for answers, so this doesn't happen again. with your g.m.a. first look, this is abc news, new york. >> now "good morning washington," on your side. adrianna: breaking right now at 6:31, our team is spread out across kent island after a storm carved a path of destruction. roofs on homes, trees in roads, boats in yards. this morning, all signs point to a tornado. we begin this half-hour with storm watch 7 meteorologist eileen whalen. eileen: all right, well, live here in stevensville, maryland, where we're just really assessing the damage after a around 1:00 a.m. last night. still yet to be determined if it, in fact, was a tornado or straight-line winds. i don't care, it's not that i don't care, b

. >> reporter: maureen webster created the website mexican vacation awareness about the potential risksf traveling these resort, after her 22-year-old son nolan's unconscious body was pulled from a waist-deep pool and he later died. the nurse tried to help but the hotel doctor pulled him away saying he was just drunk which webster denies. >> all the cases that i've received on my website, the resorts are quick to blame the guests. i promise i'm not stopping until something changes. >> reporter: webster says she started the website around the same time tripadvisor, a travel site used by nearly 400 million visitors each month, refused to publish her reviews saying it did not meet requirements. tripadvisor telling abc news, our guidelines state every review must be based on a firsthand experience and relevant to other travelers. it's important that anyone who suspects foul play or illegal activity contact the local authorities. the valeris this morning say no review would convince them to return to mexico. >> there are physical and emotional consequences that will never be able to leave us

maureen kraekted mexicanvacationawareness. her 22-year-old son was found unconscious in a resort pool and later died. webster claimed the resort medical staff wouldn't help her son, saying he was just drunk. something webster denies. coming up at 7:30 a.m., the families are searching for answers so this doesn't happen again. with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. >>> good news for drivers with electric cars. palo alto plans to add more charging stations around the city. city officials are showing their commitment to renewable energy. they'll unveil new solar panels installed at two public garages in webster and bryant streets. they will power the garages and electric vehicle charges stations. they want it to be convenient and economical. >> those solar panels have certainly been getting sun these days. >> getting a workout. hi, mike. >> sitting up there passively helping the environment. and saving some money. hears a look at mt. tamalpais. the marine layer has thickened during the overnight hours and that cooler weather is going to touch all of us, and the clouds are going to linger longer around t