Chuck Bryant

So he, I'm just going to call him bend over from here on out.

Sounds like a Bart Simpson call into most Avern.

It totally does.

He was deemed suspicious by one of the stewards, a German steward aboard the Hindenburg.

And apparently the German steward told the authorities who were investigating this that he found Joseph Bendova, quote, unsympathetic to airship travel.

Like he wasn't he wasn't just overjoyed or blown away by it, apparently, which is spoken like a true everyday fascist POS, if you think about it.

Exactly.

Well, that was one of the other things, too, that when he was being investigated, they were like, he's also an acrobat.

He could probably climb around and plant a bomb.

So apparently they found zero evidence to that of like supporting him being a bomber whatsoever.

Yeah.

Oh, really?

I didn't know that.

That's lame.

What was going on with blimps and disaster stuff in the 70s?

Because there was also that movie Black Sunday.

I should have guessed that.

There were other people who were considered for sabotage, anti-Nazis, sure.

There was one that said the Zeppelin company and or the Nazi party blew up the ship for insurance money.

I think it was covered for $15 million.