Green Bay Police Scanner Live, Reeves Nelson Now, Illinois Scratch Off Tickets, San Diego Obituaries Past 30 Days, Aaron Clifton Moten Father, Articles T

The seven-part true-crime docuseries dives deep into the dark and meaty underbelly of tiger trade, exposing the devastating reality underneath the eccentricities of Americas so-called animal lovers. Now he only had his Glock. It had a special meaning." How could you blame a woman you have spent forty years of your life with for that, if you were sane? A nice girl." The miracle of the great Zanesville zoo escapewhich began last fall when a depressed, desperate man named Terry Thompson set free his vast collection of exotic animalswas that not a single. He hurried back. And the second occurred when he was a young private owner exhibiting his exotic animals. This plan soon had to be revised. Others were noted on his torso and his legs. Rhino experts from around the world had gathered, and the zoo was throwing a cocktail party on the grounds of the polar-bear exhibit. Deputy Jonathan Merry was two hours into his shift, serving a court summons a couple of miles away in Zanesville, when the call came through about a lion and a bear on the loose. "Everything he had was fast," says Marshall. Amazon.com: Documentary - Prime Video: Movies & TV Inside the barn Kopchak locked the doors, then telephoned his mother, sitting in front of the TV about a hundred yards away back in the house. He was the type of person, you weren't real sure what he would do. Patrolman: I don't knowprobably seventy-five. It was this ATF raid that also forced real scrutiny for the first time on his exotic animals. The 39th Santa Barbara International Film Festival will resume in Santa Barbara, Calif., continuing to take . Kopchak wasn't overly alarmed by this sight, unexpected as it was, maybe because the bear wasn't too big as black bears go, and maybe because it was running away from him. The cats looked healthy enough, apart from one who had ribs showing, and they were rubbing their heads against the fences. "My father's gun," he told a government interviewer, "brought home from World War II in Germany, never been shot, never been cleaned, never been handled."