Grieving with a Herd of Elephants
Lawrence Malby was known as the Elephant Whisperer. When he died, his elephants started behaving in an unusual way. We hear from his widow, Fran莽oise Malby-Anthony.
There is a game reserve in South Africa called Thula Thula. It was set up by Fran莽oise Malby-Anthony and her husband, Lawrence. They adopted a herd of elephants that had been traumatised by poaching, and were being very destructive. Lawrence and Fran莽oise formed an incredible bond with the elephants. When Lawrence died in 2012, Fran莽oise noticed that the elephants started behaving in an unusual way鈥�
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Julia Bell is a DNA detective from the UK. One of the cases she solved is that of Rob Weston, who was abandoned in a cinema toilet in 1956. Decades later he was reunited with his brother Tommy Chalmers.
(Image: Fran莽oise Malby-Anthony. Photo credit: Thula Thula Game Reserve.)
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