please respond to adventureland. >> the accident happening saturday at adventureland park in iowa. 11-year-old michael jaramillo was on the raging river ride with five other family members when the raft overturned. >> when it flipped over, all of us were trapped in the seat belts. i see the silhouettes of my sons trying to grab each other, trying to grab us. they wanted us to help them. we couldn't do it. >> reporter: witnesses jumping in to help free the riders as emergency crews rushed to the park. jaramillo and three others were taken to the hospital. jaramillo passed away on sunday. his brother, david, who turns 16 tomorrow, is in a medically induced coma. dee and her boyfriend brought their two sons to adventureland, and her boys rode the same ride 45 minutes before the fatal accident. >> i'm speechless, because just knowing that it was so close with how it happened and where it happened, like i can't even imagine how the family feels. at the same time that could have been my kids. >> reporter: adventureland releasing a statement indicating the ride was inspected the day before t

please respond to adventureland. >> reporter: the accident happening saturday at adventureland park inwa. 11-year-old michael jaramillo was on the raging river ride with five other family members when his raft overturns. >> when it flipped over, all of us were trapped in the seat and seat belts. i see the silhouettes of my sons trying to grab each other, grab us. they wanted us to help them. we couldn't do it. >> reporter: witnesses jumping in to help free the riders as emergency crews rushed to the park. jaramillo and three others were taken to the hospital. jaramillo passed away on sunday. his brother david who turns 16 tomorrow is in a medically induced coma. dee sabic and her boyfriend brought their two sons to adventureland and her sons rode it 45 minutes before the accident. >> i'm speechless because just knowing that it was so close with how it happened and where it happened like i can't even imagine how the family fee feels. at the same time, it could have been my kids. >> reporter: adventureland releasing a statement saying it was inspected the day before the accident and was

>> reporter: the jaramillo family visiting adventureland park iowa saturday. minutes into the ride on the raging river, something went horribly wrong. >> help! >> reporter: their raft flipping. >> my oldest son was upside down, face down, the boat was on top of him. my little one, my little guy was still in his seatbelt. >> reporter: michael did not survive. his older brother now in a medically-induced coma. an attorney for adventureland park telling abc news the ride was inspected the day before the incident, adding, "the park is 100% committed to safety and a safe experience for guests." tonight, that family, heartbroken. >> i will never get a chance to see him grow up. % >> they robbed me of that. >> reporter: and the iowa labor commissioner has ordered that ride shut down pending the outcome of a full investigation. david? >> all right, erielle reshef, thank you. >>> and there is news tonight of an alleged shooting plot foiled from a 12thllegedly finding weas and ammunition in that room on the fourth of housekeeper with leading them to the suspect who is n

. >> i need an ambulance strike team right now to adventureland. this is code 3. saturday, the jaramillos visited adventureland park to celebrate david's upcoming birthday. six family members boarding the raging river ride but shortly after the unthinkable. >> we've got a total of three patients, actually two cpr in progress right now. >> reporter: the raft capsizing flipping the family into the water. what do you remember about saturday? >> when it flipped over, all of us were trapped in the seats and seat belts. i see the silhouettes of my sons trying to grab each other, grab us. they wanted us to help them. we couldn't do it. >> reporter: michael and two other children, including his older brother david, rushed to the hospital. michael did not survive. david is still in a medically induced coma. an attorney for adventureland park telling abc news the raging river ride has been in operation for nearly four decades. it is a safe ride. the ride was inspected by the state of iowa the day before the incident and was in good working order. but it's not the first dead

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mom, dad and their 3 sons had just gotten on a raft on the raging water ride at adventureland in altoona were flipped into the water. their son michael died. his brother david now in the hospital fighting for his life. the fact >> that he's even alive right now. is a miracle. the family's pastor says that david jaramillo, the boy's father tried to save them. he was trying to lift the draft off his kids. >> and he couldn't even use both of his hands and knees that he's so upset at himself for not being able to lift that while the accident is being investigated. attorneys for adventure land say the right is safe. experts say there are many questions that detectives will try to answer. have there been any inspections over you know. >> the past year and a half since, you know, most parks and everybody's been on lockdown of some type or another since 2016, the consumer product safety commission has recorded 17 deaths associated with amusement park attractions in the u.s. somewhat more oversight. you know, there is no system in place to track injuries easement rights. there's no one phone numb

a lawyer for adventureland park telling abc news it agrees with the state. safe experience for guests adding in a near half century the park has been in operation, there has never before been a guest fatality at the park associated with a ride. but there has been an employee fatality associated with that ride. in 2016, a worker died after hitting his head when an operator started moving the ride while he was trying to assist riders off a raft. what do you want to see happen with the theme park and other regulations moving forward? >> i mean, they should have more cameras so, if something like this do happen, they'll have someone to rescue the person if it do happen again. >> reporter: and experts say there are no national safety standards for these rides. they vary from state to state. robin. >> erielle, what are local officials telling you about the investigation? >> reporter: well, the iowa department of labor is now investigating this accident but they say right now it would be premature to speculate about a cause at this time. robin. >> all right, eriell