Tiger King's Joe Exotic had two PETA protesters buried in zoo and used stuffed animals as sex toys, claims Jeff Lowe
'Tiger King' star Joe Exotic had indulged in bestiality, had used stuffed animals as sex toys and had two protesters buried in his zoo, according to Jeff Lowe, who is currently the owner of the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, along with his wife, Lauren. Lowe claimed that the Netflix documentary, 'Tiger King', only showed a very small percentage of Joe's crimes.
"In just a few years that we knew him, we witnessed so many horrendous things that he did to people and businesses, nobody around here would take his checks because he bounced them on everybody," Lowe shared, the Daily Mail reports. Lowe revealed that he had found many pictures and videos of Joe's former partner John Finlay engaging in various sex acts with each other and other men.
"We also found pictures of stuffed animals where the mouths and ends of the animals had holes cut out in them where they would use them as their own sex toy," he revealed. Lowe also shared that he had heard many rumors of bestiality with Joe and Finlay.
He shared that an employee at the zoo had found a pen drive that showed Joe and John dressed like cheerleaders, walking around the zoo and having sex with farm animals. Lowe also claimed that a former security guard had told him that Joe would get some of his animals, including goats, sheep and alpacas inside his house in the middle of the night.
Around 30-40 minutes later, he would put them back into their cages, Lowe shared before adding that the employee had told him, "You would hear horrible things coming from inside that house."
Joe Exotic is currently serving a 22-year-long sentence at a federal prison in Texas. He had been charged with 17 charges of animal abuse and two counts of murder for hire. Joe had hired a hitman to have his arch-rival Carole Baskin murdered.
Lowe also shared how he had heard that there could be dead bodies buried on the property. "After Joe was arrested, four locals who didn't know each other told me that there could be dead bodies buried on my property."
According to the outlet, one of the park employees had reportedly told Lowe that when two protesters were attempting to climb the fence, his co-staffer shot both of them dead.
"It was about 3am at this time. After they were finished off, they told Joe what happened. Joe allegedly instructed them to put the bodies into the cavity of the big construction tires they have out there that weigh about 200lbs each," Lowe revealed.
"He then told them to throw gasoline on it and light it on fire to burn the bodies. Joe thought the dead protesters were working with PETA and they were UK citizens, which is why they never showed up on a missing person's report," Lowe added.
When Lowe shared this information with the authorities, it prompted an investigation. "They came out and searched that particular area of the property bringing a bone specialist from the FBI out of Quantico. They walked around and dug in certain areas. The problem was it was the area where Joe had thrown animal bones at for years. There were already hundreds of bones buried there from the animals that they fed to the cats."
Lowe believes that Joe is guilty of all the charges made against him.