Homicidal Elephant with 25 Person Kill Count Stalks Family Over 14 Years

[worldstarcountry]

The spirit of Ganesh has gotten pissed off! Simple story is a killer elephant has been on the loose for well over 14 years, with a confirmed kill count of 25 people, four are part of a single family. After a man lost his parents to this psychotic mammal, he sold everything he owned and moved over nine miles to a different village. The  government issued a license at the time to cull the maniac pachyderm , but it escaped into a national forest and remained elusive for years, at which point the license expired and the bastard escaped his death warrant.

Fast forward to last month, the creepy stalker tracked down his family in the new town and trampled on through his home destroying his daughter in law and 4 year old son. This thing needs a non-expiring death warrant because it is just gone off the chain! I don't know if anyone knows what  has caused this bastard to become so homicidal, but it needs a firring squad asap!

He has a long memory.
A notorious rogue Nepalese elephant has stalked resident Shanichara Bote for years, killing four of his family members 14 years apart — including two even after they all moved miles away to try to escape the homicidal pachyderm.
Bote’s nightmare began in December 2012, when Dhurbe — an infamous killer elephant whose human death toll is now up to 25 — fatally trampled the man’s parents in the Nepalese town of Madi near Chitwan National Park, the Kathmandu Post said.

The grief-stricken son packed up and moved himself and the rest of his family to safety, setting up his new homestead nine miles away, across the Rapti River and to Jagatpur, the outlet reported.
 
Earlier this month, Dhurbe tracked down the family and burst into their home, killing Bote’s daughter-in-law, Ashika Bote, 25, and his 4-year-old grandson, Bharat Bote.
“We believed that moving across the major rivers would keep us safe,” Bote told the Kathmandu Post. “But after all these years, the exact same elephant found us again, raided our home and took my daughter-in-law and my little grandson.
“There is nowhere left for us to run.”
The elephant has a long history of fatal misdeeds — he has reportedly killed more than two dozen people since 2010, park officials told the outlet.

According to Vice, 93 soldiers set out to kill Dhurbe after the fatal 2012 attack and shot the beast twice — although he still made his getaway.
 
The elephant resurfaced in 2016 and was fitted with a new tracking collar in 2020 after the original one stopped working — but a third was put in place in 2023, the outlet said.
The collar pings Dhurbe’s location every hour — but has not succeeded in stopping the attacks.

Authorities are being irresponsible. They have a tracker on it. It is time to call in an attack helicopter and just hit the bastard with a rocket pod. Let see it try and walk that off like the two slugs it took.

[Oldcarpy2]

Good find!

Elephants never forget.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

Aren't there things called "elephant guns"?  

They should go find an aristocrat in Kenya with a wall of death and say he can keep the tusks.  Be dead in 48 hours.

Do Nepalese have high smart phone use like everywhere else? 

What about a "Where's Stampy" App?

If they ping his location hourly, why not integrate that into a simple app to show you on GPS satellite where the V for Vendetta Elephant is?

[Oldcarpy2]

Bullets won't stop it...

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

Oh, I'm sure they could. 

I just asked the best way to take this territorial menace down with a single shot. 

It said you need an "anti-materiel rifle."  Which is a .50 caliber long range sniper rifle. You need a military sharpshooter to target the front of its head from distance or something. 

But one bullet of enough power fired precisely will kill it apparently.

I think because there are only 200 to 400 wild elephants native to Nepal there is enough of a conservation mindset to tolerate its attacks.

They dont want to kill it.

[Oldcarpy2]

https://theknowledgehub360.quora.com/He-...ay-goodbye

Here's a nicer Elephant.

[andy06shake]

https://theknowledgehub360.quora.com/He-...ay-goodbye

Here's a nicer Elephant.

The best estimate is that there are around 500,000 elephants left in the wild.

Why do i wanna root for Nelly?

Naw, obviously, It can't be allowed to continue its rampage and murder spree.

But as to what was done to him and his, well, we have met people...

[DennisR6]

I see the making of a one maybe two part show.
Big game hunters take on crazed elephant in a race to get the kill!

I bet a number of humans around the planet would pay to watch that in real time.

[andy06shake]

I see the making of a one maybe two part show.
Big game hunters take on crazed elephant in a race to get the kill!

I bet a number of humans around the planet would pay to watch that in real time.

I would pay to see that show.