NEED TO KNOW Bernd Kebbel, his wife and a group of friends were camping in Namibia’s Hoanib River at the time of the incident A government spokesperson said Kebbel was stepping out of his tent ...

A wealthy philanthropist on an overnight safari in Namibia was mauled to death by a lion as he ventured to use the bathroom. Bernd Kebbel, 59, was killed “almost instantly” on Friday morning ...

A lion killed Bernd Kebbel, a well-known businessman, while he was vacationing at a luxurious safari lodge, according to CBS News. The 59-year-old philanthropist had just left his tent to use the ...

The man, identified as Bernd Kebbel, was holidaying with his wife and friends near Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp in the Sesfontein area when the deadly attack took place last Friday (May 30).

The victim — identified by local media as well-known businessman Bernd Kebbel — was camping with other tourists at the tented resort when the early morning tragedy unfolded, police said.

The local media later identified him as Bernd Kebbel. Kebbel, a well-known businessman, was camping in the Sesfontein area with his wife and friends before he was tragically killed by a lioness.

Bernd Kebbel and his wife Conny. Picture: Supplied The brave widow said neither she nor Bernd would have wanted the lion shot, despite the fact that she had to fight it as it killed her husband.

Bernd Kebbel, 59, was camping with his wife and friends at the Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp when the attack happened early Sunday morning, according to local media and Namibia’s Ministry of ...

A lioness fatally attacked Bernd Kebbel, a prominent 59-year-old German businessman and philanthropist, during a safari trip in Namibia on the morning of Friday, May 30, while he was camping near ...

Businessman Bernd Kebbel, 59, tragically died when a lioness attacked him in the early hours of Friday morning as he exited his tent on top of a 4x4 to go to the toilet ...

Bernd Kebbel, his wife and a group of friends were camping in Namibia’s Hoanib River at the time of the incident A government spokesperson said Kebbel was stepping out of his tent to use the ...