Loose tiger kills visitor at San Francisco Zoo
Manuel Mollinedo (C), director of the San Francisco Zoo speaks at a press conference outside the San Francisco Zoo on December 26, 2007. Christmas day a tiger escaped its enclosure, killed one visitor and mauled two others before being cut down by a fusillade of police bullets. (UPI Photo/Terry Schmitt)
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