RFK Jr. Claims He Has Freezer Full of Roadkill Meat

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has stirred public interest with his recent admissions regarding dead animals, following a shocking revelation about a bear cub carcass he disposed of in Central Park. This disclosure, made last week, ended a long-standing mystery surrounding the bear cub's presence in the iconic park. Kennedy's latest comments, made outside a courtroom in upstate New York, further captivated audiences as he claimed to have a "freezer full" of roadkill and stated that he has been collecting dead animals from the curb throughout his life. Kennedy's unusual confessions emerged as he faces legal challenges to remain on New York's presidential ballot. Accusations have been leveled against him, alleging that he falsified documents to claim residency in the state. When questioned about the bear he discarded, Kennedy recounted how he had initially intended to skin and butcher the animal for meat but was unable to do so due to travel commitments, resulting in the meat spoiling. The legal proceedings surrounding Kennedy's candidacy are being supported by several New York voters and the Clear Choice PAC, who argue that he does not meet the residency requirements to run for president in the state. A judge is expected to make a ruling on the matter soon, which could significantly impact Kennedy's campaign as he navigates these controversies.