Trish Farr-Payne: He said, "If you try to leave me again, I will put you in the grinder, like I did Don." JOE EXOTIC : Word has it that Carole snuck up on him in the middle of the night, beat him in the head … ground him up and fed him to the tigers.Īs bizarre as that sounds, one woman believes her ex-husband, who once worked for Don and Carole, may have revealed something about Don's fate during a fight. Julie Miller: The most insane theory, probably being that … Carole Baskin … had her husband ground up in a meat grinder and fed them to the animals. Gale Rathbone | Don Lewis' daughter: There's one that he was drugged and put in one of the small planes and dumped out in the gulf. Julie Miller: Carole's second husband, Don Lewis, disappeared under very mysterious circumstances. Woven into this entertainment, explains Miller, is a cold case. … She says that what Joe is doing is not humane and should be stopped. Carole has fashioned herself as more of an animal activist. Kinda the Mick Jagger, I'd say, of the large-cat animal world. Julie Miller | Senior feature writer, Vanity Fair: Joe Exotic is this wild, cartoonish- flamboyant, openly-gay, mulleted, tattooed, gun-toting, large-animal owner…. Carole's more a hippie, new-age vibe, wears flower crowns." "Joe Exotic is this wild, cartoonish - flamboyant, openly-gay, mulleted, tattooed, gun-toting, large-animal owner," says Vanity Fair writer Julie Miller." Kinda the Mick Jagger, I'd say, of the large-cat animal world.
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Richard Schlesinger: And you believe them?ĭONNA PETTIS : We had lost all hope of ever knowing what happened to dad.Īnd then they got some hope from a TV series - the Netflix documentary "Tiger King," about an Oklahoma-based, eccentric big-cat owner named Joe Exotic and his epic battle with Tampa-based animal rights activist Carole Baskin. Richard Schlesinger: Have you met these witnesses? The disappearance of Carole Baskin's then-husband Don Lewis 22 photosĪlex Spiro, an attorney and former prosecutor, is working for Lewis' daughters to help investigate what happened to their father.Īlex Spiro: There's witnesses and information that shed light on further facts and circumstances surrounding this. Richard Schlesinger: You believe he was killed, correct?Īlex Spiro: Uh, yes.
The 1998 federal law generally protects service providers such as YouTube from copyright claims as long as they promptly remove infringing material when notified about a violation.There are possible new leads in the strange case of missing millionaire Don Lewis - a man who seemed to vanish without a trace. If a studio issued a notice of a copyright violation, YouTube says it promptly removed the specified clip as required under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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YouTube’s lawyers have argued there was no way to know whether copyright-protected video was coming from pirates or from movie and TV studios looking to use the web site as a promotional tool. Viacom contends that YouTube’s employees realized copyright-protected video was being illegally posted on the web site, but routinely looked the other way because they knew the professionally produced material would help attract a bigger audience. The information expected to be unsealed March 18 could provide insights into the early strategies of YouTube co-founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen and how they responded to copyright complaints that quickly accumulated a few months after the web site’s 2005 debut. against online video leader YouTube is about to get dirtier as a federal judge prepares to release documents that will expose their secrets, which could prove pivotal in this 3-year-old copyright dispute that has important implications for the internet, reports the Associated Press. A legal tussle pitting media conglomerate Viacom Inc.
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