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October 18, 2022
'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Fights To Keep Copyright Suit Alive
Joe Exotic, the subject of Netflix's "Tiger King" who was convicted of attempted murder-for-hire, has urged a Florida federal court to deny a motion to dismiss his copyright lawsuit against the artist whose music is featured in the docuseries, saying it's legally deficient.
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September 19, 2022
'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Tells Artist To Keep Paws Off His Music
Joe Exotic — the main attraction in Netflix's "Tiger King" and who is incarcerated for the attempted murder-for-hire of big cat conservationist Carole Baskin — accused the artist whose music is featured in the docuseries of stealing his contractual rights to the songs, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in Florida federal court.