Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently shared a peculiar anecdote involving a bear carcass in New York's Central Park, shedding light on a bizarre incident that unfolded a decade ago. Kennedy recounted the story in a video posted on social media, hinting that it will be featured in an upcoming New Yorker article.
The incident dates back to when Kennedy retrieved a bear that had been struck and killed by a motorist. Initially intending to skin the animal for its meat, Kennedy found himself in Manhattan with the bear carcass still in his possession. In a twist of events fueled by alcohol and a mischievous prank, Kennedy and his friends decided to place the bear in Central Park with a bicycle on top, mimicking a collision scenario.
