Cape Town Shark Victim, David Lilienfeld, Appears In Recent Bodyboarding Video [VIDEO]

19 Apr 2012 by Jasmine Stone in Animals, Atlantic Seaboard People, Cape Town Boys And Girls, Cape Town Crazy

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South Africans have reacted with shock and disbelief over the tragic passing of bodyboarder David Lilienfeld earlier today. He suffered fatal injuries at popular surfing spot, Koeël Bay, near Gordons Bay.

Less than two days ago, 2oceansvibe reported the controversy around the awarding of filming permits to documentary film makers, who were chumming the water off the Cape Coast in a bid to attract Great Whites for tagging and filming purposes. This afternoon Alan Boyd of the Western Cape’s Department of Environmental Affairs’ ocean and coast branch cancelled all filming permits.

A 2oceansViber alerted us to a recent video, featuring David Lilienfeld and some of his friends.

David Lilienfeld (Source: Facebook)

The film by Roberto Colombo contains footage taken over the past few months of David, Ike Forsyth, Greg Sarron, Andro Cone, Sandro Bischof, and Joshua Kleve. It was shot in and around Cape Town.

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