Scott Wolter

Google Kensington Runestone.

Now...

This is just a fact.

I'm not bragging.

I don't care.

I really don't.

It's just a fact.

There's nobody walking on the planet alive today that knows more about all aspects of the Kensington Runestone more than this guy right here.

And again, I'm not bragging.

It's just a fact.

I've written six books now that are either all or incorporate parts of the research that we've done.

And if you go on Wikipedia right now, you won't see my name.

You won't see any of my research.

You won't see any of my books.

However, last I checked, there was a book that was cited that was written by a retired professor of archaeology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Alice Beck Kehoe, who followed our research very closely.

She was open-minded.

But she's not afraid to call something if she sees it, right?

Call bullshit if she sees it.

She wrote a book a year after we published our first book called The Kensington Runestone Compelling New Evidence.

574 pages that cover every aspect of the Kensington Runestone, including the human aspect.