Dead Bear Mystery in Central Park Solved
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Confesses to Hiding Bear
Kennedy's Confession on Social Media
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has admitted to hiding a dead bear in Central Park ten years ago. In a video posted on social media on Sunday, Kennedy explained that he had found the bear killed by a motorist and had removed it from the park to prevent it from becoming a nuisance.
Kennedy's confession has shed light on a long-standing mystery that had puzzled New Yorkers for years. In 2014, dog walker Florence Slatkin and her dog Paco discovered the dead bear cub in the park. At the time, authorities were unable to determine how the bear had died or who had placed it there.
Kennedy's explanation has now filled in the missing pieces of the puzzle. However, it has also raised questions about why he chose to hide the bear instead of reporting it to authorities. Kennedy has not yet provided a clear explanation for his actions, but he has apologized for any harm or inconvenience he may have caused.
The dead bear mystery has been a curiosity for years, but now that Kennedy has confessed, it is likely that the story will fade from the headlines. However, it serves as a reminder that even the most unlikely events can have surprising explanations.
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