Family of Western Australia shark attack victim Steven Payne says surfer would not support cull or to kill animal that bit him
The surfer who was killed by a shark in Western Australia this week would not want to have the animals or the one that fatally bit him to be culled, his heartbroken family say.
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Authorities have not been able to recover the body of surfer Steven Jeffrey Payne after he was fatally attacked by a shark at Wharton Beach, near Esperance on Monday.
TRAGIC tributes have been paid to Steven Payne after the "incredible mate" and surfer was killed by a shark in Australia. Devastated friends remembered 37-year-old Payne - whose gruesome death was ...
Friends and family of Steven Payne are paying tribute to their “incredible” mate and the “smart, kind, funny, laid back … gentle giant”. Mr Payne, 37, was surfing at Wharton Beach on ...
the 37-year-old man from Melbourne — who has been missing since being attacked by a “massive shark” off Western Australia’s south coast — has now been identified as Steven Jeffrey Payne.
The Melbourne man was enjoying a six-month adventure with his partner and their dog. Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ...
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Steven Payne, 37, had been visiting Australia when he was attacked while surfing - bystanders who witnessed the attack ...
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The surfer killed by a shark at a beach near Esperance on Monday has been identified as Melbourne marketing director Steven ...
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