Scott Wolter

And he suffered tremendously, and his family suffered tremendously from the ridicule and criticism that they received.

And I would argue, because we know their descendants personally.

His grandson is one of my best friends, Darwin Oman.

And when I first met him,

I said, look, Mr. Ullman, I respect your position because he said to us, there's never been a doubt in this family.

We know the truth.

We know what you're going to find.

And I told him, I said, look, Mr. Ullman, I'm going to do this work, but I may come back and give you news you're not going to like.

And I will do that if that's the way it goes.

And he said, we're not worried because we know the truth.

And he was right.

And Olaf was telling the truth.

And clearing his name is one of the most important things in this because it was wrong what happened.

And we want to make it right.

I have a chapter in Compelling New Evidence about that.

And the long story short is if this was pursued from a legal perspective, it would probably still belong to the Oman family.

And Darwin and I and the family, other family members have talked about this.

And you know what their collective response was?

The Kensington Runestone doesn't belong to anyone.

It belongs to everyone.