A mother and son have been mauled to death by the same vicious crocodile in Indonesia,with a search continuing for the woman's body. Alvina Doki, 64, had been washing her family's clothes in the ...

A grandmother rowing across a river survived a terrifying crocodile attack - by smashing the beast in its face. Housewife Kaetek, 59, had been scouring the water for snails to feed to her ducks when ...

A vicious crocodile killed a housewife washing clothes in a river - then later mauled her son to death when he tried to search for her. Alvina Doki, 64, was doing her family's laundry in the Ledewero ...

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was sailing along her local river and scouring for snails to feed to her ducks with when the crocodile suddenly latched onto her hand, dragging her into the water. The horror attack happened in ...

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