15 - May 4th Massacre (Kent State Shootings) and The Kidnap of Bobby Greenlease

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15 - May 4th Massacre (Kent State Shootings) and The Kidnap of Bobby Greenlease

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Episode 15 - May 4th Massacre (Kent State Shootings) and The Kidnap of Bobby Greenlease May 4th Massacre (Kent State Shootings) - The Vietnam War was one of the most polarizing events in U.S. history. Protests over the war began small but gained national attention in 1965. As the war raged on and the U.S. invaded a neutral Cambodia one peace rally event would turn into a violent and deadly protest. This would mark the first time that a student had been killed in an anti-war gathering in United States history. This is the story of the Kent State Massacre. The Kidnap of Bobby Greenlease - Robert Greenlease Sr. was a multi-millionaire Cadillac dealer and auto entrepreneur. He was the first individual to franchise the Cadillac Automobile West of the Mississippi River, where he expanded and marketed the Cadillac throughout the Midwest, West, North and South, long before Cadillac was a part of the General Motors Corporation. Robert, 65 years old at the time and his wife Virginia would have a son Robert "Bobby" Cosgrove Greenlease Jr. on February 3rd, 1947. This is the story of the kidnap of Bobby Greenlease.

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