According to Fox news
Joe Exotic’s latest plea for a pardon comes amid a fearful time for the “Tiger King” star.
Exotic, also known as Joseph Maldonado-Passage, revealed on Facebook on Friday that his prostate-specific antigen (PSA) count “came back very high for prostate cancer.” The former zookeeper then shared the symptoms he’s dealing with as he serves time in prison.
He shared his eagerness to get a message to President Biden and his administration.
“My body is tired, I have lost a tremendous amount of weight, the mouth sores are out of control, I throw up more than I eat. I don’t want anyone’s pity, what I need is when [my attorney] John Phillips gets the evidence he is working on, I need the world to help him get President Biden, VP Harris and the Attorney General to listen to the evidence and see that it’s not just city cops out of control with corruption, but his very own Department of Justice and make this right and sign that pardon that Trump left behind so I can go home and get proper medical care and proper food,” Maldonado-Passage wrote.
The Netflix star further claimed there are U.S. Attorneys, agents and witnesses responsible for “the lies, conspiracy and obstruction to put me here just to further the Big Cat Safety Act, because what they did was criminal, and change the system in my honor.”
On Saturday, Carole Baskin’s rival went on to share that he has an oncologist appointment scheduled for later this month and will also be meeting with a urologist.
“Now they report a biopsy will also be scheduled on a tumor on my right side below my ribs. Also scheduling a colonoscopy and endoscopy to find everything,” he shared in his Facebook post.
“As noted in Joe’s recent statement, he has been undergoing medical treatment and tests for a host of issues. The PSA test is a blood test used primarily to screen for prostate cancer. The test measures the amount of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in your blood. Joe’s test results were high. He’s scheduled to undergo further testing,” Florida-based attorney John M. Phillips said. “Medical care is different in a prison environment and fewer options are available. Please keep Joe in your thoughts and prayers while we try to get him a new trial.”