Millionaire big game hunter from US trampled to death by five elephants while eyeing his next kill in Africa
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Millionaire big game hunter from US trampled to death by five elephants while eyeing his next kill in Africa CAPE TOWN, South Africa — A well-known millionaire trophy hunter who owned a California winery was trampled to death by five rampaging elephants while…
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Millionaire big game hunter from US trampled to death by five elephants while eyeing his next kill in Africa CAPE TOWN, South Africa — A well-known millionaire trophy hunter who owned a California winery was trampled to death by five rampaging elephants while…
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