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Credit Pacific Service Union On Wednesday, a Texas Tiger Lady was granted custody of 24 cats that belonged to the original Tiger Lady, Joan Byron-Marasek.

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Credit First Service Union Ocean County Superior Court Judge Eugene D. Serpentelli finalized perhaps the last sticking point in the four-year-old "Tiger Lady" saga on Wednesday, by refusing to grant any future ownership to Jackson's Byron-Marasek for her 24 Bengalese tigers.

Card Credit Mobile Service San Antonio's Wild Animal Orphanage, which had agreed to take the cats, recently said it would refuse to take the animals if Byron-Marasek still had any legal right to them.

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Card Credit Discover Service The DEP was trying to reach the orphanage's Executive Director Carol Asvestas on Wednesday to let her know about the ruling, but it was unclear whether contact was successful, according to DEP spokesman Jack Kaskey.

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Credit Public Service Union Asvestas could not be reached at her home number and had gone home sick from the orphanage Wednesday, according to a woman answering the phone at the San Antonio preserve.

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Card Credit Processing Service The DEP, the plaintiff in the case, said Wednesday that the long drawn-out case truly appeared to be over, but it was not taking anything for granted, with several steps remaining to actually remove the animals from New Jersey.

Center Credit Service Union As of Wednesday, Byron-Marasek had not filed an appeal with the appellate court in Trenton, to overturn Serpentelli's ruling to send her tigers to San Antonio's Wild Animal Orphanage.

Card Credit Service Wireless Kaskey said he expected her to appeal however.

Credit Security Service Union Byron-Marasek, as has been the case for some time, did not respond to calls placed to her Tigers Only Preservation Society.

Credit Report Service Her attorney, Darren M. Gelber, also refused comment on the ruling from his Woodbridge office.

Blogspot Com Christian The same Ocean County judge ruled, and upheld his ruling in February, that the tigers are to be shipped to the 20-year-old non-profit preserve in Texas that agreed to take the cats.

Christian Counseling Credit The case started when the DEP ended Byron-Marasek's tiger license in 1999, after finding a tiger roaming loose in the woods near her 30-year-old preserve in Jackson.

Credit Federal Service Union That tiger was killed.

Credit Monitoring Service DNA tests ultimately did not prove whether the tiger came from Byron-Marasek's facility, but a permit renewal for her Tigers Only Preservation Society was subsequently rejected.

Credit Division Service At the least hearing in February, upholding his ruling, Serpentelli said that state Deputy Attorney General Ronald Heksch inadvertently opened up a facet of the four-year battle that needed resolution, final ownership of the cats.

Card Credit Online Service After three months, Serpentelli in his Wednesday 15-page ruling, cited several loosely related cases in other states, before ultimately decreeing that New Jersey was the "trustee of all wildlife for the public's benefit."

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc The judge did factor in that Byron-Marasek may have qualified for ownership if she had gotten proper permits for the cats in the last three years, or had moved them voluntarily as requested, but he said she had failed those tests.

Card Credit Fleet Service Heksch called the ruling Wednesday a "well-reasoned position."

Card Consolidation Credit Heksch also said that the state next planned to submit an application to the judge asking that Byron-Marasek pay for some of the upcoming relocation fee.

Credit Free Online Report Heksch said that the cost to move the tigers by way of air-conditioned trailers would be in the "low six-figures," with Asvestas agreeing to defray some of that cost.

Credit Federal First Service "Hopefully she'll cooperate," said Kaskey, about Byron-Marasek giving up the cats, after the latest judgment against her.

Consumer Credit Service In March the state of Maine denied her request to move the tigers there.

Center Credit Family Service The DEP said Wednesday that the tigers' trip down south could be delayed by the time that it takes the new facility to build them a new 102-acre home.

Credit Reporting Service Asvestas has said it will take six to eight weeks to prepare for the 400-pound cats arrival, and she was waiting for the ownership issue to be decided before she went ahead with the construction.

Cca Credit Division Service By Andrew Johnson
The Press of Atlantic City - 5/8/2003

Topic: Tigers

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