Alligators killed at Joe Exotic's zoo reportedly belonged to Michael Jackson
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foxnews.comThe popularity of the hit Netflix documentary series “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness” has shed new light on its subject, Joseph Maldonado-Passage (better known as Joe Exotic) and his reported connection to late singer Michael Jackson.
Those who have seen the seven-part series know that in 2015 a fire at Joe Exotic’s Oklahoma zoo took out not only his recording studio but a nearby facility that housed multiple alligators, all of which died in the blaze.The fire was suspected to be an arson, but no one was charged.
What the documentary doesn’t cover is the fact that the animals that died are believed to have been previously owned by Jackson on his Neverland Ranch.
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