Authorities identify Dina Marais, 73, and Ernst Marais, 71, from Mossel Bay in South Africa’s Western Cape after their bodies are found in a river inside Kruger National Park. Multiple reports say the couple had been missing during their holiday and were later located in a crocodile-infested area of the park. The Daily Mail reports the couple drove roughly 1,100 miles from their retirement village on the Western Cape coast to visit the country’s “top” nature reserve for a safari holiday. Local reporting from IOL describes the incident as raising alarm internationally and notes that the couple’s deaths prompt attention to safety concerns for visitors. IOL also reports suspicions that poachers may be involved, using language such as “suspected poachers,” though details are not specified in the provided accounts. The reports consistently describe a violent killing and the couple’s discovery in the park’s river environment, with identification carried out by authorities and media coverage focused on the couple’s background and the circumstances of their deaths.