Paul Lowe, a prominent British photojournalist known for his coverage of global conflicts, was found fatally stabbed on a hiking trail in California on October 12. His 19-year-old son, Emir Lowe, has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the incident.
Authorities reported that Lowe, 60, suffered a stab wound to the neck. Emergency responders discovered his body around 3:28 PM near Mount Baldy Road, close to Stoddard Canyon Falls. The San Bernardino Fire Department pronounced him dead at the scene.
Emir Lowe is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday at the West Covina courthouse, facing a single count of murder, as confirmed by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is currently conducting an ongoing investigation but has not released additional details about the circumstances surrounding the stabbing.
Following the incident, police noted that a white male was seen leaving the scene and was later involved in a single-car crash nearby. He was detained for further questioning as part of the investigation.
Lowe was a distinguished photojournalist who documented significant historical events, including the siege of Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. He was also a visiting professor in the War Studies Department at King’s College London and taught photojournalism at the University of the Arts London.
The university expressed its sorrow over Lowe's death in a statement on social media, praising his impactful work and contributions to understanding the legacy of the Sarajevo siege. They described him as an inspiring figure whose warmth and creativity touched many lives.
In a previous interview , Lowe reflected on his experiences in besieged Sarajevo, expressing disbelief that such violence could occur in a European capital city. His legacy as a photojournalist and educator will be remembered by colleagues, students, and those who appreciated his art and advocacy.
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