“From Behind Bars to Fame: Joe Exotic Unveils Ambitious Plans for Success Despite His Felon Status!”
Amidst the spectacle of Netflix’s “Tiger King,” where big cats and larger-than-life personalities collide, Joe Exotic—aka Joseph Maldonado—finds himself once again in the spotlight, this time with a fervent plea for justice. In a gripping letter to Donald Trump’s attorney, Joe doesn’t just cry foul; he unleashes a whirlwind of accusations against federal agents and the FBI, claiming he was ensnared in a web of treachery and deceit that led to his convictions. With tales of conspiracies and the ominous shadow of perjury, he boldly asserts that his tragic saga is not just about big cats but a cataclysmic plot cooked up in the shadows of law enforcement. But let’s be real—can a guy with two counts of attempted murder really pull a “get out of jail free” card? Grab your popcorn, because this drama is anything but predictable! LEARN MORE
He continued: “But the worst part is that the federal wildlife agents and two FBI agents who lead this conspiracy covered up some very heinous crimes in order to get three felons to play their corrupt games and they entrapped me for two fake murder for hire plots.”
In April 2019, Maldonado was found guilty on two counts of hiring someone to kill Baskin, eight counts of violating the Lacey Act by falsifying wildlife records, as well as nine counts of violating the Endangered Species Act after it was discovered that he killed five tigers and sold tigers across state lines.
Maldonado wrote in the letter: “These terrible people admitted to perjury, entrapment and a plot to kill me on the second season of the Tiger King documentary. People from around the world in 123 countries saw firsthand on world television (Netflix) that I was put in prison, my life destroyed and my parents are now dead- all for an agenda to make a movie and have a monopoly on big cats.”
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