Overview
- Dana White, speaking after Saturday’s UFC event in Winnipeg, said he contacted Maya Gebala’s family and is working to line up U.S. treatment options.
- Maya’s mother said in an April 9 Facebook post that her 12-year-old daughter is stable, out of intensive care at BC Children’s Hospital, and set to pursue privatized rehabilitation in Los Angeles.
- White named UFC executives Lenee Breckenridge and Hunter Campbell as part of the team handling logistics, and he described the transfer process as far more complex than people assume.
- Some outlets reported the family had already been flown to the United States with costs covered, but White said the arrangements are still a work in progress.
- Gebala suffered gunshot wounds to the head and neck in the Feb. 10 Tumbler Ridge attack that killed eight, the shooter died by suicide, and her parents have also filed a lawsuit that references OpenAI.