Limo Arrives, But Pardon Doesn't For Joe Exotic
Despite his hope to be pardoned by outgoing President Donald Trump, former private Oklahoma zoo owner Joseph Maldonado-Passage, commonly known as “Joe
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Despite his hope to be pardoned by outgoing President Donald Trump, former private Oklahoma zoo owner Joseph Maldonado-Passage, commonly known as “Joe
“This time tomorrow, we’re going to be celebrating,” Eric Love told Metro on Monday. “…We’re confident enough we already have a limousine parked about half a mile from the prison. We are really in action mode right now.” Love wasn’t being hyperbolic. Photos of the “monster ram truck” limousine are circulating online, in pictures that truly feel emblematic of the Trump era as a whole — a gauche display of wealth, celebrity, and whiteness, where brazen circumventions of the law are celebrated. It’s since been confirmed that the limousine isn’t literally waiting outsid...
Who is Joe Exotic and what did he do? Tiger King expected to be pardoned President Donald Trump is expected to pardon around 100 people before he leaves office. Amid this, there are rumors that Joe Exotic would be pardoned. But who is Joe Exotic, and what did Joe Exotic do? Joe Exotic became a widely known name, all thanks to Netflix’s ‘Tiger King.’ His legal team is confirmed he would be one of the people that Trump pardons. However, there has been no confirmation made. To add to this, his legal team has already prepared a limo for him to leave.
The Netflix star is serving a 22-year prison sentence
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