"We will never forget": Family at centre of tiger kidnap happy justice has finally been done

The family at the centre of a tiger kidnapping have paid tribute a jury who sentenced their attackers to a total of 53 years and said that today they felt they had got justice for "a horrific and inhumane crime".

"We will never forget": Family at centre of tiger kidnap happy justice has finally been done
Mon, 16 Jul, 2018 - 18:15

By Sonya McLean

The family at the centre of a tiger kidnapping have paid tribute a jury who sentenced their attackers to a total of 53 years and said that today they felt they had got justice for "a horrific and inhumane crime".

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