RFK Jr. shockingly admits to being at center of dead bear controversy

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Robert Kennedy Jr. admitted to being involved in the discovery of a bear found dead in Central Park in 2014, claiming he was responsible for placing it there after it was hit by a vehicle. He recounted the incident in a video with comedian Roseanne Barr, explaining his intentions to keep the bear for its meat and how he decided to leave it in the park to make it appear as if it had been involved in a bicycle accident. Kennedy expressed concern over the potential legal implications of his actions as a New Yorker article is set to cover the story.

Keywords: Robert Kennedy Jr., Central Park bear, roadkill

Source: Daily Mail

Update At: 8/5/2024

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