Tiger King star Joe Exotic’s “nemesis”, Big Cat Rescue founder Carole Baskin, has been granted control of his former zoo by a federal judge.
Tiger King star Joe Exotic’s ‘nemesis’, Big Cat Rescue founder Carole Baskin, has been granted control of his former zoo by a federal judge. Picture: Instagram“Schriebvogel later admitted under oath that the zoo land was transferred to her by Joe Maldonado to remove it from the reach of creditors, including BCR, should BCR win its Flroida lawsuit,” Big Cat Rescue’s complaint said, according to the Courthouse News Service.
Ms Schriebvogel allegedly admitted in 2015 that “the zoo was fraudulently transferred to her by Joe Maldonado in 2011 to avoid his creditors”. The judge gave Mr Lowe 120 days to vacate the property – including all of the animals currently residing there, according to a“We have long anticipated that the judge would eventually undo the 2016 land transfer,” Mr Lowe and his wife Lauren told“We are thankful that he dragged out his decision this long and allowed us time to complete the new Tiger King Park in Thackerville Oklahoma, behind the world’s largest casino.
Portable buildings and vehicles on the land will be handed over to Baskin, and the transfer of the title of the zoo has been ordered. “Considering spent approximately $2.5 million chasing her $1 million judgment, we congratulate her on her new acquisition of 16 acres in rural Oklahoma,” the couple said.RELATED:
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