Police investigate the deaths of a tourist couple in their 70s in South Africa after they are found to have been stabbed and their bodies allegedly dumped in a river described as crocodile-infested. According to reports, the couple were visiting a well-known game reserve at the time of the attack. Authorities believe the killings may be linked to poaching activity, but details about suspects and motives are not fully established. A manhunt is reported to be underway as investigators work to identify those responsible and determine the sequence of events that led to the couple’s deaths. The reports describe the couple’s visit to the reserve as the context in which they were attacked, and they cite police suspicions that the victims may have encountered poachers. Both outlets agree on the core facts: a tourist couple in their 70s is killed at a holiday hotspot/game reserve in South Africa, the cause is stabbing, and police are treating the case as an investigation involving possible poachers and disposal of remains in or near a crocodile-inhabited river.