September 7, 2023 –
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Ted Griffin, a professional Orca kidnapper who provided cetacean inmates for several public aquaria, including Tokitae (Lolita) who recently died in Florida Seaquarium after 50 years of captivity, has spoken showing no remorse for his infamous actions. His first kidnap was Namu, a northern resident orca he took for his aquarium on the downtown Seattle waterfront. In August 1970 he kidnapped the…
Source: Veganfta.com
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