Doc Antle features alongside zoo boss Joe Exotic, who has been jailed after trying to have animal rights activist Carole Baskin killed.
The professional animal trainer, who had previously helped Britney Spears with her iconic VMA snake performance, became one of the key players in the weird and wonderful world Exotic who is also known as the ‘Tiger King’. But after his appearance on the series, Doc is claiming animal rights activists have been making threats on his life because of his work., Doc said: “My life is threatened every day, one to 50 times.“I’m a professional cowboy. I grew up with a six-gun on my hip when I was 10 years old.”“That’s the Wild West I grew up in so I’ve always had some automatic weapons and a variety of another 50 guns in my life,” he said.
Exotic is now in prison for 22 years for the attempted murder-for-hire of animal rights activist Carole Baskin. He has been battling his conviction.He is now seeking a presidential pardon plus $US85 million in settlement money. His husband, Dillon Passage, has been supporting him from the outside, and told Metro.co.uk Joe is weighing up broadcasting a radio show from inside jail.trending in entertainment
he literally said that IN the documentary.....🙄. Not news, News.
A gun AND 5 nubile girls dressed in animal print jumpsuits. We watched it.
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