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US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jnr says he thinks worm ate part of his brain

The independent White House hopeful made the claim in a 2012 deposition as part of his divorce from his second wife, but says he has since recovered.

By: scmp.com

May 08 2024
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US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jnr says he thinks worm ate part of his brain

The independent White House hopeful made the claim in a 2012 deposition as part of his divorce from his second wife, but says he has since recovered.

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