As Carole Baskin made her Dancing With The Stars debut, her missing husband’s furious family appeared on screen demanding answers.
The spot featured Lewis’ three daughters Gale, Lynda and Donna, plus his former assistant, Anne McQueen, and the family lawyer — who all allege Carole has something to do with Don’s disappearance.Footage that didn’t make it into Tiger King
It’s been 23 years since Lewis went missing. Joe Exotic alleged she fed him to her tigers at Big Cat Rescue, but Baskin has fiercely denied this multiple times. Speaking on the commercial, family lawyer John Phillips said: “Don Lewis mysteriously disappeared in 1997, his family deserves answers, they deserve justice. Do you know who did this – or if Carole Baskin was involved?”
His oldest daughter Donna said: “We need to know what happened to our father.” The family then announced a $US100,000 reward for any information.The family of Don Lewis, the man many believe to have been murdered and fed to tigers by Carole Baskin, ran a commercial looking for justice for Don during tonight’s Dancing with the Stars premiere featuring Carole Baskin. WHATTA move.
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