Yorkshire Wildlife Park to reopen after man killed by tiger
The park said Altai will not be euthanised and reopened after authorities reviewed the fatal attack, while an NHS trust launched a patient safety investigation.
- William Chapman, 24, died after entering a Siberian tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster.
- An inquest heard that Chapman had schizophrenia and previous episodes of psychosis.
- A post-mortem examination found that Chapman died from multiple traumatic injuries after contact with the tiger.
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park reopened, confirmed that the tiger Altai would not be euthanised, and said staff were receiving specialist support.
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