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In a resurfaced 2012 interview, his daughter shared he had once used a chain saw to cut off a whale’s head to bring it home, reportedly to study.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Saturday he is being investigated over a decades-old story that he decapitated a dead whale and transported its skull across state lines. Kennedy made the admission ...
It took four days, but finally a humpback whale off Canada’s Pacific Coast of Canada was cut free from tangled netting. The 36-foot whale was covered in fishing gear after the process.
When they would accelerate, "whale juice would pour into the windows of the car, and it was the rankest thing,” RFK Jr.'s daughter explains.
This isn't the first vessel strike of the year. Just last week, another biologist documented an adult female whale sporting a ...
One of the world’s busiest harbors became the scene of a dramatic rescue operation Friday after a young humpback whale was spotted with fishing gear tangled around its tail.
The National Marine Fisheries Service is investigating claim that RFK Jr. cut off the head of a dead whale and took it home two decades ago.
Gruesome story about RFK Jr. beheading a whale told by his own daughter, Kick, resurfaces — as she’s now linked to Ben Affleck ...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. once beheaded a whale with a chainsaw, according to a story his daughter Kick Kennedy told more than a decade ago. The anecdote from a 'Town & Country' interview resurfaced ...
An environmental group is calling for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be investigated over a recently resurfaced incident described by his daughter in which he beheaded a whale carcass that had washed ...
According to her, RFK Jr ran down the beach with a chain saw, cut off the whale's head and bungee-corded it to the roof of the family minivan, because he likes studying animal skulls and skeletons.
In 2012, RFK Jr.'s daughter Kick Kennedy told a magazine her father severed a dead whale's head and the family drove for hours with it to Mount Kisco.
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