

Dr Palmer claims he had trusted his local guides to meet
legal guidelines on his trip to Africa, during which he shot Cecil with a
crossbow on July 1 before skinning and beheading him. Continue..
The two Zimbabwean men appeared at Hwange magistrates' court
charged with poaching, about 435 miles west of the capital Harare and were both
released on bail of $1,000.
The Zimbabwean prosecutors' documents accuse Bronkhorst of
failing to 'prevent an unlawful hunt' and documents say Bronkhorst was
supervising while his client, Palmer, shot the animal. The court documents made
no mention of Palmer as a suspect.
But Americans while reacting to the killing of the loved
lion stormed Dr Palmer’s working place and home leaving different messages
there for him. Dr Palmer’s whereabout at the moment is unknown according to
reports but he has issued an apology letter which a lot of people say is not
enough. See the protests in photos below;
Stuffed lions were placed at Dr Palmer's house and protesters dressed as 'dentist hunters' while armed with squirt guns outside his office






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