
Nearly four months after 71-year-old British tourist Lorna McSorley disappeared during a short afternoon walk in northern KwaZulu-Natal, the mystery surrounding her fate has only deepened, dividing opinion between wildlife tragedy and whispered fears of ritual killing.
McSorley, from Devon, had arrived at Ghost Mountain Inn with her partner Leon Probert, 81, as part of a Tui package holiday. The couple set off on what was meant to be a gentle three-mile loop to a nearby lake, an area known for hippos and, ominously, crocodiles.