Get your Cecil the lion Halloween costume with severed lion head now!
In a move that is sure to spark PETA to try and shut down the costume company Costumeish.com. The company has come out with a controversial Cecil the Lion Halloween costume complete with severed lion head and blood splatter.
The Cecil the Lion killing Dentists Halloween Costume features a severed lion’s head mask, bloody smock, and bloody gloves for a gruesome, complete look.
Costume Description
Costumeish.com wrote the description as: “All Doctor Palmer wanted was to hang dead animals in his house, but what started as an obscure (if legally-dubious) hunting trip has since erupted into a brouhaha of trans-Atlantic proportions.”
This costume is sure to turn heads this year as a very special hit to hunters. The clear publicity stunt from the company is in bad taste. Cecil the lion Halloween costume is sure to cause some major media problems for us hunters down the road.
Cecil the Lion Halloween Costume Controversy
Johnathon Weeks, the founder of the costume company, told TIME: “Maybe our money has Cecil’s lion’s blood on it, I’m not here to offend anybody, I’m just here to keep things questionable. We’re just in the very beginning of this Halloween season. There’s more to come.”
Although we may never know the full story about what happened with Cecile the Lion that was shot on the 1st of July 2015, we are sure to see the fallout for some time to come. The only good thing that this will bring forward is the 15% of all proceeds on this costume will go to the Wildlife Foundation.
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