‘Tiger King’ Star Joe Exotic Slams Trump Administration For Pardoning Todd & Julie Chrisley While He Remains Behind Bars: ‘I Guess Being Innocent Is Not Enough’

‘Tiger King’ Star Joe Exotic Slams Trump Administration For Pardoning Todd & Julie Chrisley While He Remains Behind Bars: ‘I Guess Being Innocent Is Not Enough’
Tiger King’s Joe Exotic is less than thrilled after reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley were granted pardons in their federal tax evasion case.
As we recently reported, the Chrisley Knows Best couple, originally sentenced to a combined 19 years behind bars, were the latest individuals granted clemency by Trump.
Joe, who’s currently serving a 22-year sentence for federal animal abuse and attempted murder-for-hire charges, made it clear on X that he feels overlooked and mistreated. In one heated post, he wrote:
“I guess being innocent is not enough in America. They all admitted to perjury on world television but yet I’m left to die of cancer before I can get any help. Why is it the entire world can see the evidence but the White House refuses to acknowledge that they did this to me knowing that they were lying.”
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He added in another:
“People say I got them through COVID but yet he Pardons everyone but me. What do you think?”
Joe also shared a lengthy message calling on President Trump to “restore [his] freedom,” and laid out what he believes are all the “good” things he’s done for the world.
What do you think? Should Joe Exotic be next on the pardon list?
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