Tiger escapes and kills 1, hurts 2 in San Francisco

[KappaKittyCat]

The boys have lawyered up - hired the guy who defended Scott Peterson - and are going to sue the zoo. It looks like the kids were taunting the tiger. I just saw on CNN that they found rocks and branches and other things in the tiger grotto that wouldn't have gotten in there without being thrown. It's also a pretty good indicator of something fishy going on given that the boys are refusing to cooperate with investigators. Anyway, if it turns out that the tiger was provoked, then I think the zoo should sue the boys for the loss of their tiger.

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally Posted by KappaKittyCat

The boys have lawyered up - hired the guy who defended Scott Peterson - and are going to sue the zoo. It looks like the kids were taunting the tiger. I just saw on CNN that they found rocks and branches and other things in the tiger grotto that wouldn't have gotten in there without being thrown. It's also a pretty good indicator of something fishy going on given that the boys are refusing to cooperate with investigators.

That was my initial thought. I've been to that exhibit and have seen it up close. It's a lot of concrete and no brush in the moat area. My other thought too was why was there no supervision of the tigers? At least one person for the exhibit for those type of animals. I hate zoos anyway. I was never kin' to the idea of caged animals that shouldn't be there. Just me.

Anyway, if it turns out that the tiger was provoked, then I think the zoo should sue the boys for the loss of their tiger.

I agree 100%