Millionaire Hunter Trampled by Elephants in Africa

0:00On April 25, a 75-year-old millionaire from California named Ernie Docio, a big vineyard owner and lifelong hunter, got trampled to death. By a herd of elephants on April 17 in the dense rainforests of Gabe on Africa. He was on a guided $40,000 hunting trip chasing a rare yellow back to wiker Antelope when five female elephants with a calf charged out. Of nowhere, catching him and his pro-guide off guard, the guy got seriously hurt first, leaving Docio exposed with just a shotgun. His family described total chaos learning about it. Rumors flew about buffaloes at first, lawyers got calls before them, and early reports mixed up. Details like another death that turned out to be just an injury. Online, reactions split hard. Critics mocked his trophy-hunting pass with lions, rhinos, and elephants while supporters defended it as legal. Conservation work to manage animal numbers in places like Africa and the US. Docio built a 12,000-acre wine empire supplying 40% of California's grapes, raised two sons now running the business and gave back.

1:07Through local clubs and charities, right now, the US embassies handling his body's return home amid heavy hearts from those who knew his generous side.