“Tiger King”
An acquaintance raises serious allegations against Joe Exotic: The “Tiger King” star has given his team anesthetics.
- “Tiger King” star Joe Exotic is currently in custody.
- A new document reveals that he is said to have injected ketamine to sick employees.
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The shrill zoo owner from the Netflix documentary “Tiger King” does not do anything by halves. In the past, he kept several husbands, applied for the US presidency and tried his hand at being a country singer.
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Joe Exotic is currently serving a 22-year sentence because he is said to have hired an animal killer Carole Baskin (58) and was found guilty of animal abuse in 17 cases.
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Ex-employee reveals drug story
And just when it was thought that it would no longer be shrill and terrible, the 57-year-old was faced with new allegations: like filmmaker Rick Kirkham (62), who spent about a year in Joe Exotic’s private zoo in the US state of Oklahoma In the new documentary “The Truth Behind Joe Exotic: The Rick Kirkham Story”, Exotic is said to have administered drugs to his employees: “I saw Joe pass drugs for animals to his employees. When they had a cough or a cold, he took ketamine, a sedative for animals, and gave people injections. »
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Ketamine administered as a flu
Ketamine is used in anesthesia and is used to induce and maintain anesthesia. It can lead to major changes in consciousness in people and even schizophrenic psychoses. It is not clear why Joe Exotic, who has not yet taken a position on the allegations so that his employees should try to fight the flu symptoms, is not clear.
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Filmmaker Kirkham has more in store: Joe Exotic, whose real name is Joseph Allen Schreibvogel, fed his horse to his tigers, among other things. Anyway, Exotic is said to have been extremely afraid of its big cats and only worked with sedated, old and frail animals.
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