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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 06:32 pm
"The family are utterly devastated by their loss and are struggling to come to terms with what has happened."

William Chapman, 23, visited Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster on Saturday and was attacked by a tiger after going into the animal's pen. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

His family asked for privacy, saying "the publication and circulation of deeply offensive media content is causing them severe distress at an exceptionally vulnerable time".

Footage of the incident has been widely shared on social media, including on Tuesday evening by US President Donald Trump.

Downing Street said people should respect the family's views on sharing footage of the incident, but declined to comment on Trump's decision to post the video.

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Comments (1568)
renangelaa_ 32 minutes ago

renangelaa_

Comments once again proving that everyone is understanding and supportive of mental health conditions until they dare manifest in ugly & unexpected ways

chmeintje 3 hours ago

chmeintje

😢😢😢😢😢

jrsc1986 3 hours ago

jrsc1986

Natural selection

natalia.pasquini 3 hours ago

natalia.pasquini

why no one stopped him?

jerryobazele 4 hours ago

jerryobazele

The blame goes to whoever took and shared the video in the first instance.

elystargate 4 hours ago

elystargate

R.I.P.🌾🙏🏻

lollyob1954 5 hours ago
sillypitcher 5 hours ago

sillypitcher

Don’t care if it was mental illness or retardation that lead a man into a wild animal’s protected space, at least the tiger is still alive though the poor animal is still locked up in a cage.

sharday1111 6 hours ago

sharday1111

What he was thinking while doing all this he could get back from all this .......normal people donot go there

amanda.burleigh 6 hours ago

amanda.burleigh

RIP lovely and beautiful boy. I hope his family gain comfort from knowing his mental health struggles have now ended and he is safe from further struggles, and they can love and remember all that was good in him. 💜

jamie_brunskill06 6 hours ago

jamie_brunskill06

Imagine losing your child just for the president of United States to take the piss with a AI video

ckyclam 6 hours ago

ckyclam

I'm really confused by these comments. This was not a Tiger attack. Mental capability aside. This is a tragic story. There are many lessons to be learned. I respectfully disagree with comments that blame zoo security

the_gorny_globetrotter 7 hours ago

the_gorny_globetrotter

Do not catch a tiger by the toe. He will not holler. You will not let him go!

the_gorny_globetrotter 7 hours ago

the_gorny_globetrotter

Sympathies for the poor tiger!

joli9615 7 hours ago

joli9615

💔😢

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