Venomous Snakes, Alligators Found (Some Dead) At Butler Man's Home
Animal control officers who showed up to a Butler man's home to remove dogs ended up finding poisonous snakes and alligators, some of which had died, reports say.
Joseph Faris, 37, had the three American alligators, two caiman, a prairie rattlesnake, monocled cobra, Gaboon viper and puff adder in his Decker Road home because of his wife's business selling them, his attorney told NJ.com.
Officials obtained a search warrant for Faris' home last spring when they spotted a rattlesnake and alligator while removing four or five German Shepherds he wanted out of the house, NJ.com reports.
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Photos: Look Inside $36M Alpine Mansion, Most Expensive NJ Listing
The "Stone Mansion" in Alpine is back on the market and for $36 million, it could be yours.
The Frick Drive mansion first hit the market at $68 million in 2010, just four years after it was built by real estate investor Richard Kurtz, the CEO of Kamson Corp. It's been on and off the market ever since.
The 30,000-square-foot home is the most expensive listing in all of New Jersey, NJ.com reports.
The home has almost any amenity you could want: Ballroom, martini parlor, his and her libraries, formal living and dining rooms, art galleries, wine tasting rooms and 12 bedroom suites.
The mans…
