Ohio Farm Where Exotics Escaped Faces Foreclosure Prosecutors have filed foreclosure notices for the eastern Ohio farm where a suicidal man released dozens of tigers, bears and other exotic animals that had to be killed by authorities last fall. The Zanesville Times Recorder (http://ohne.ws/LwiArh) reports the man's widow, Marian Thompson, owes more than $14,000 in back taxes on 70 acres. Prosecutor Michael Haddox says his office tries to resolve such matters before filing foreclosures but hasn't received a response to a letter sent to Thompson in November. The Wednesday court filings came days after two surviving leopards, two primates and a bear were returned to the farm. They had been kept at the Columbus zoo for months under a state quarantine order. Thompson's attorney told the newspaper Thursday he hadn't seen the foreclosure documents and couldn't comment. Information from: Times Recorder, http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com