The father of Prince William’s friend Jecca Craig has been accused of callously dragging out a court case after a tourist was skewered by a rampaging elephant on the wildlife estate he runs in Kenya. Wendy Martin has spent 14 years fighting for justice after suffering horrific injuries during the attack. The elephant’s tusks pierced her torso from front to back, destroying one of her kidneys. The animal then tossed her in the air, dragged her battered body through the bush and knelt on her, its three-ton weight shattering her pelvis. Wendy Martin was on holiday with her husband and three children when she was gored so badly by a rampaging elephant that her intestines were left hanging out
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Wendy Martin visited Kenyan lodge with husband and three children
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It was owned by Ian Craig, whose daughter is friends with Prince William
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While there she was gored by an elephant protecting its young
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Body was pierced four times and her intestines were left hanging out
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She survived, but was then branded a gold-digger for claiming damages
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Mrs Martin says Craig dragged his feet and hoped she would go away
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Last week she settled the case for an undisclosed sum
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