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6:14Now PlayingPresidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confesses to posing a dead bear in Central Park in bizarre video with Roseanne Barr, which was a massive unsolved mystery a decade ago, in an effort to get in front of the New York Times report. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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RFK Jr. posed with bloody bear carcass in photograph
"Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posed with a bloody bear carcass in a 2014 photo that resurfaced Monday after he claimed he was the person who dumped a dead bear in New York City’s Central Park a decade ago.
The photo was featured in The New Yorker’s profile of Kennedy, published Monday, and shows the environmental lawyer, then 60, sitting in a trunk with his hand in the mouth of a dead cub’s bloody mouth.
The profile, which discusses Kennedy’s past as well as his current campaign, includes an anecdote from 2014 about how he was driving to a falconry outing in upstate New York when he spotted the carcass of a black bear on the side of the road and loaded it into his car."
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