Animal Crimes

Carole Baskin, who says she's received death threats following the hit Netflix series, has garnered some more unwanted attention.

Three employees — Kelci Saffery, John Reinke and Erik Cowie — are featured prominently in the new Netflix docuseries about Joe Exotic.

A new installment of 'Tiger King' entitled “The Tiger King and I” will feature new interviews with John Reinke, Joshua Dial, John Finlay, Saff, Erik Cowie, Rick Kirkman, and Jeff and Lauren Lowe. 

While Joe Exotic told Netflix in a jailhouse interview that his crazy personality will never change, he says his attitude toward captive animals has.

Joe Exotic is apparently basking in the attention he's getting from the Netflix hit "Tiger King," though he's got to enjoy it from behind bars.

Joe Exotic, the imprisoned star of "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness," ran a zoo that at one point had at least 187 big cats. Apparently, that was completely fine.

The infamous Oklahoma zookeeper dons clerical attire in one of his controversial music videos, but it's not all for show. He's actually a legally recognized minister.

Mario Tabraue was reportedly the inspiration for "Scarface" Tony Montana.

Joe Exotic's contempt for animal rights activist Carole Baskin would eventually be his undoing and land him behind bars after attempting to orchestrate a murder-for-hire plot.

Joe Exotic, who's real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, was sentenced to 22 years for trying to orchestrate the murder of an animal rights activist who was critical of his big cat operation.