RFK Jr. reveals bizarre animal disposal habits in Central Park
- RFK Jr. admitted to dumping a dead bear cub in Central Park after initially planning to keep it for meat.
- His daughter revealed he once beheaded a dead whale and tied its head to their car roof during a family trip.
- Environmentalists are calling for an investigation into potential violations of wildlife protection laws.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has come under scrutiny for his unusual practices regarding dead animals, which have sparked comparisons to notorious figures. In a recent interview, he admitted to dumping a dead bear cub in Central Park after initially intending to keep it for meat. This incident occurred in 2014, when he and friends decided to abandon the carcass due to time constraints. The bear cub's discovery in the park the following day remained a mystery for years until his confession resurfaced. Additionally, his daughter, Kick Kennedy, recounted a bizarre family experience where RFK Jr. beheaded a dead whale and tied its head to their car roof during a five-hour drive. This gruesome tale, shared in a 2012 interview, highlighted the family's unconventional approach to roadkill, which they considered normal. Environmentalists have since called for an investigation into whether RFK Jr. violated any laws regarding marine mammals. The resurfacing of these stories has led to public outcry and media attention, with some commentators drawing parallels to serial killers due to the nature of his actions. Fox News host Griff Jenkins humorously compared RFK Jr.'s fascination with roadkill to that of Jeffrey Dahmer, emphasizing the bizarre nature of these incidents. Despite the controversy, authorities have stated that RFK Jr. will not face charges related to the bear cub incident. The combination of these revelations has raised questions about his judgment and the implications of his actions, particularly in the context of his political aspirations.