William Chapman killed by tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park; mental health history reported

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How the sides differ Left sources emphasize the family's concerns about mental health services and the inquest; right sources focus on how he got into the enclosure and the attack's vividness.

William Chapman died after being attacked by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Both sides report that he had mental health difficulties: the left-leaning report says his family told an inquest opening he had bouts of psychosis, while the right-leaning report says he reportedly suffered from schizophrenia. The left-leaning account adds that his family raised concerns about his contact with mental health services before his death. The right-leaning account says the attack happened in front of visitors on Saturday and asks how he got into the enclosure.

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Left GThe GuardianMan killed by tiger at Yorkshire zoo had bouts of psychosis, inquest hears

Centers on the inquest and the family's concerns about Chapman's contact with mental health services before his death.

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Right NYNew York PostHow the former child actor killed by tiger managed to get into enclosure where he was viciously mauled

Focuses on how Chapman got into the enclosure, describing the attack in vivid terms and noting his past as a child actor.