So the summer of 67 I worked as a specimen preparator at the National Museum. And Eisenberg got me that job through Charles Ley, who was a curator at the museum Connections. The second year they had temporary positions for keepers. So I worked in the collection, the basement of the Lion House with Gene Linac as a keeper. And that was when I rolled Whitey, the albino 10 wreck up in the newspaper and threw him in the garbage. And Gene checked the cages at the end of the workday and he found out that Whitey, who was like a sacred, a sacred pet for Gene, what happened to Whitey Whitey’s gone. What happened to Whitey Chris, you were the one that was on that cage. Did you see Whitey? I said, yeah, he was there.
