Joe Exotic

Carole Baskin, made famous by "Tiger King," told Oxygen she is "so pleased to see so many celebrities throwing their collective clout behind passage of the Big Cat Public Safety Act."

Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister directly addressed a rumor that Carole Baskin had enlisted the help of her brother, who was working as a deputy sheriff the night her husband Don Lewis disappeared in 1997, calling the claim "false." 

One of the jurors who helped convict Joe Exotic on murder-for-hire charges claimed the docuseries didn't tell the whole story.

Joe Exotic claims the shirts being sold by his former business partner Jeff Lowe were never his, however.

“I just feel so angry that people have totally missed the point,” Carole Baskin said of Netflix's hugely popular  "Tiger King," saying the docuseries focuses on salacious details rather than animal mistreatment. 

Before his time as a producer for Joe Exotic's online TV show, Rick Kirkham worked for "Inside Edition."

One of the husbands, Travis Maldonado, met a grisly end that is documented in the new Netflix series, "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness."

Erik Cowie and Rick Kirkham told Joel McHale in a "Tiger King" bonus episode that they witnessed Joe Exotic commit terrible acts of animal cruelty.

Jeff Lowe and his wife, Lauren, both spoke to comedian Joel McHale about their thoughts on "Tiger King."

Three employees — Kelci Saffery, John Reinke and Erik Cowie — are featured prominently in the new Netflix docuseries about Joe Exotic.