Victim's family pleads for respect after Trump shares tiger attack video

The family of William Chapman, the 23-year-old killed after entering a tiger enclosure at a U.K. wildlife park on Oct. 10, is calling for people to stop sharing the video leading up to the fatal attack.

Chapman’s family’s plea comes after U.S. President Donald Trump republished part of the video showing the tiger attack, along with two other clips, including an AI-generated video of Trump wrestling with the tiger.

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