Separately, a central Florida woman sued Universal last week saying she had suffered injuries while on the roller coaster. “She gave them notice, and she believed that the employees already know that there were problems with this roller coaster. Zavala’s family has said he had a spinal disability from birth and used a wheelchair, but that didn't cause his death. “If they believed that disabled people should not be on this roller coaster, then why would you assist him in getting on the roller coaster?” Crump said. “Now you can't justify this by trying to blame the victim.”Crump is asking anyone who has been injured on the roller coaster to contact his office, as well anyone who witnessed what happened that day.