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But we have a hunch there was also foul play.
And we could be wrong, but we're seeing preliminary reports alleging vandalism.
Incident one, June 9th, a week after they started filling it with water, the report says someone slashed a 20-foot section of the liner overnight.
Razor blade slashes.
The New York Times described them as two 171-foot blade cuts.
They also ripped the fence tops off and threw them into the pool.
Then June 19th, a witness watched a man record himself on his phone while ripping the liner with his bare hands.
A park service employee told him to stop.
He said they were, quote, awfully sensitive about the pool and kept going.
The National Guard had to physically stop him.
When they searched him, his hands and gloves were wet.
He was charged with four counts.
Turns out that suspect is the Olympian.
The guy showed you last night, the canoer, who says he did nothing wrong.
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David "Davey" Hearn: I didn't think I'd done anything wrong, so I had no reason to think I was going to be arrested, but, I suggested we walk over toward the park police rather than waiting for them to come to us, and went over and furnished my ID, and, kind of before I knew it, I was being handcuffed and, realized I was, being arrested.