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Drunk bar manager eaten alive by lions in South Africa

In a gruesome incident, a bar manager was eaten alive by three lions after he wanted to play with the animals following an all-night party at a wildlife park in South Africa, according to media reports.

Updated on: Nov 2, 2010, 16:19:27 IST
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In a gruesome incident, a bar manager was eaten alive by three lions after he wanted to play with the animals following an all-night party at a wildlife park in South Africa, a British media report said.

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Jan-Friederick Bredenhand, 30, was pulled into the lions' pen by his legs after climbing up a fence pole, and was "ripped to pieces" at the privately run Addo Croc and Lion Ranch near Port Elizabeth, The Sun reported.

Veluchia Hassim, a tourist, said of seeing the beasts chewing on his carcass after being woken by screams at 5 AM on Sunday. She said: "We ran to the encampment. It was horrific. The one lion was gnawing on his ribs when we got there."

The wildlife resort's owner, Johnny Janse van Rensburg, had to shoot the animals dead so cops could recover the victim's remains. A friend of Mr Bredenhand, Jamiel Jonas, said they had been partying all night.

"After they braaied (barbecued) and partied at the ranch entrance, they came back home, but he wanted to play with the lions.

Police spokeswoman Gerda Swart said Bredenhand is believed to have been seized by the legs and dragged to his gruesome death.

She said: "He climbed the fence around their enclosure and clearly got too close. Since he was drunk he may not have been in sound mind, but it's an incredibly dangerous and stupid thing to do. People who play dangerous games with animals like lions are asking for trouble -- and he got it."

 
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