Cecil the lion killer Walter Palmer’s Florida vacation home vandalized

Protestors turned their anger to civil disobedience in defacing the Florida vacation home of lion killer Dr Walter J Palmer. It happened on Monday night. They also threw pig’s feet over his driveway. The home is valued at $1million. It’s on Marco Island. Palmer is still in hiding.

Here are some photos. You can read about Palmer’s exploits etc. on this page if you have not heard about him. I’ll add some more detail later.

Cecil the lion killer Walter Palmer's Florida vacation home vandalized

Cecil the lion killer Walter Palmer's Florida vacation home vandalized

Cecil the lion killer Walter Palmer's Florida vacation home vandalized

Cecil the lion killer Walter Palmer's Florida vacation home vandalized

Cecil the lion killer Walter Palmer's Florida vacation home vandalized

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Palmer has received thousands of death threats. He has contacted the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service via his agent. Is anyone looking for Palmer? I am sure that no one is. The US government is in discussions with the Zimbabwean government to find a resolution to the matter without extradition. This is not surprising since the USA would not wish to send Palmer to Zimbabwe to be tried. The courts are too unreliable.


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Michael Broad

Hi, I'm a 74-year-old retired solicitor (attorney in the US). Before qualifying I worked in many jobs including professional photography. I love nature, cats and all animals. I am concerned about their welfare. If you want to read more click here.

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8 Responses

  1. Dee (Florida) says:

    Trying to say something other than “hah, hah, hah”, but can’t.

  2. Robert Sanders says:

    Good job. Thanks to whoever did this. Too bad they didn’t do more to the Palmer scum

    • Michael Broad says:

      Yes, I admire the people who did this. Perhaps I shouldn’t say that but I think it.

    • Serbella McGee says:

      I agree with Robert and Michael. I admire these folks too. I have to admit I would have done more to Palmer’s house and grounds. With the proper materials (something really disgusting, smelly, gooey and hard to clean up) a well-organized group can cause a lot of damage in under two minutes, and the participants can leave the area quickly to avoid detection. I shall say no more.

      That won’t bring Cecil back, but Palmer has to learn that his actions have consequences and that means making his daily life very uncomfortable. Sometimes just signing a petition just doesn’t cut it. Too bad somebody hasn’t given Kristen Lindsey the same treatment.

  3. Diane Ricciardi Stewart says:

    This is really no surprise, although quite stupid on the part of the perpetrators. As Sandra said, it’s really not worth the risk to get caught, plus, that is just stooping to Palmer’s level — and it does not bring Cecil back. ..

  4. Sandra Murphey, No. CA, USA says:

    I’m kind of surprised that the house wasn’t being guarded, and the damages weren’t worse. This is easily cleaned up.

    I just hope the people that did this don’t get caught, because they will face the consequences. It’s really not worth the risk.

  5. Serbella McGee says:

    I hit the button too soon.

    I thought this was a very touching tribute to Cecil the lion, from the animator of The Lion King:

    http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/lion-king-cecil-tribute-drawn-813024

  6. Serbella McGee says:

    Oh boo hoo. Hope Walter’s enjoying his lion trophy. I have the feeling this is only the beginning.

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