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Days after the
New Yorker and The Trace jointly released footage of his botched elephant hunt in Botswana, National Rifle Association chief
Wayne LaPierre faced questions about the embarrassing video during the group’s federal bankruptcy trial on Thursday.
A lawyer for the NRA’s former publicity firm Ackerman McQueen cited the footage, widely viewed as a public relations disaster for the gun group, to undermine the CEO’s testimony that he aimed to appeal to “mainstream America.”
“Not to ignore the elephant in the room, but let’s talk about elephants,” attorney
Mike Gruber said.
An outtake of the 2013 Botswana hunting trip for the once-NRA sponsored TV show “Under Wild Skies,” the previously unseen footage shows LaPierre shooting at the elephant once, wounding the creature, and then again three times from point-blank range in the wrong spot. The show’s host delivered the kill shot in LaPierre’s place.
‘The Elephant in the Room’: Wayne LaPierre Grilled on Botched Botswana Hunt in U.S. Bankruptcy Court Adam Klasfeld © Provided by Law & Crime
Video of NRA chief Wayne LaPierre’s botched elephant hunt made its way into his testimony during the group’s federal bankruptcy trial.
Days after the
New Yorker and The Trace jointly released footage of his botched elephant hunt in Botswana, National Rifle Association chief
Wayne LaPierre faced questions about the embarrassing video during the group’s federal bankruptcy trial on Thursday.
A lawyer for the NRA’s former publicity firm Ackerman McQueen cited the footage, widely viewed as a public relations disaster for the gun group, to undermine the CEO’s testimony that he aimed to appeal to “mainstream America.”