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    Renowned American conservation investigator killed at home in Kenya

    by Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times Feb 05, 2018 3 minutes

    JOHANNESBURG - Renowned American conservation investigator Esmond Bradley Martin, famed for his dangerous work uncovering illegal global trafficking of ivory and rhino horn, was stabbed to death over the weekend at his home in Kenya, the latest in a series of killings of high-profile environmental activists around the world.

    Police told local media the case was believed to be a robbery, though they did not make any arrests or identify any suspects. Authorities said a lock on the back gate of his house had

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