Following the success of Netflix hit Tiger King, Investigation Discovery will delve into whether Carole Baskin murdered her missing husband in limited series, Investigating the Strange World of Joe Exotic. ‘The millions of true crime fans around the world were left wanting more,’ ID president Henry Schleiff said in the press release – according to Variety. ‘ID is the perfect place to find the inevitable sequel to this drama – featuring a missing husband, a hit man, and the illegal business of exotic animals.
It’s time to let the cat out of the bag and address the lingering questions that viewers demand be answered.’ From Joe’s point of view: Following the success of Netflix hit Tiger King, Investigation Discovery will delve into whether Carole Baskin murdered her missing husband ass lube in limited series, Investigating the Strange World of Joe Exotic Back in 1997, Wildlife on Easy Street owner Don Lewis mysteriously disappeared shortly before his second wife Carole took control of his will and reported $5M estate.
Directing duo Eric Goode & Rebecca Chaikli interviewed Don’s associates and family members convinced the 58-year-old Big Cat Rescue founder & CEO had used a meat grinder to destroy his body and ‘fed him to the tigers.’ RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Rob Lowe dresses up as Tiger King star Joe Exotic in cheeky… Tiger King casting fantasies continue as Joe Exotic’s ex… Tiger King’s Jeff Lowe reveals Netflix is shooting ONE MORE… Tiger King’s Rick Kirkham claims Joe Exotic is SCARED of…
Share this article Share 180 shares ‘[His first wife] Gladys and her daughters had strong selfish motivation to lie and make implications about the meat grinder and Don being buried on the property 23 years ago that have absolutely no basis in fact whatsoever,’ Baskin (born Jones) clarified on her Big Cat Rescue website. ‘Don was not easy to live with and like most couples we had our moments. But I never threatened him and I certainly had nothing to do with his disappearance.
When he disappeared, I did everything I could to assist the police. I encouraged them to check out the rumors from Costa Rica, and separately I hired a private investigator.’ ID president Henry Schleiff (not pictured) said in the press release: ‘ID is the perfect place to find the inevitable sequel to this drama – featuring a missing husband, a hit man, and anal sex the illegal business of exotic animals. It’s time to let the cat out of the bag’ Foul play?
Back in 1997, Wildlife on Easy Street owner Don Lewis mysteriously disappeared shortly before his second wife Carole took control of his will and reported $5M estate Several possible theories: Directing duo Eric Goode & Rebecca Chaikli interviewed Don’s associates and family members convinced the 58-year-old Big Cat Rescue founder & CEO had used a meat grinder to destroy his body and ‘fed him to the tigers’ Tiger King explored other theories about Lewis’ disappearance – including the blonde Texan burying his body under a septic tank, Don crashing his plane, and Don starting a new life in Costa Rica.