Siegfried vows to perform with Roy again
NEW YORK -- Siegfried Fischbacher said Wednesday he is confident his hospitalized partner, Roy Horn, will someday return to their world-famous Las Vegas animal act. "This is our life," Fischbacher told ABC News. "If I wouldn't do this, life would be -- meant nothing. But the life what we lived would meant nothing." Horn remained hospitalized in critical but stable condition Wednesday after being mauled by a white tiger during a Friday performance. "I know Roy all of these years. He always surprises us," he said. "Roy always comes through because I think Roy, he is the strongest man ever lived anyway. He has the strength like a tiger, you know." The longtime partners communicate by squeezing hands, he said. "One time is yes and two times is no. I can see his eyes, and he is following me, and he smiles and he's positive."
NEW YORK -- Siegfried Fischbacher said Wednesday he is confident his hospitalized partner, Roy Horn, will someday return to their world-famous Las Vegas animal act. "This is our life," Fischbacher told ABC News. "If I wouldn't do this, life would be -- meant nothing. But the life what we lived would meant nothing." Horn remained hospitalized in critical but stable condition Wednesday after being mauled by a white tiger during a Friday performance. "I know Roy all of these years. He always surprises us," he said. "Roy always comes through because I think Roy, he is the strongest man ever lived anyway. He has the strength like a tiger, you know." The longtime partners communicate by squeezing hands, he said. "One time is yes and two times is no. I can see his eyes, and he is following me, and he smiles and he's positive."
Charles Mims
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