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Long, miserable wait for families of people killed by wild animals

Robert Kimori, 43, a widower whose wife was killed by an elephant six years ago. [Renson Mnyamwezi, Standard]

It has been a long, frustrating wait with no end in sight for Robert Kimori, whose wife was trampled and killed by an elephant six years ago on June 5, 2017.

On the fateful day, 18-year-old Carolyn Wughanga, Kimori's wife, encountered the killer beast as she collected firewood on the outskirts of Voi town. Her husband had remained home watching their two sons, Dolton Kimori and Johnson America.

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