Joe DiMaggio Saved Babe Ruth's Life — Why The Yankees Covered It Up For 50 Years скачать в хорошем качестве

Joe DiMaggio Saved Babe Ruth's Life — Why The Yankees Covered It Up For 50 Years

August 16th, 1948. Babe Ruth was dying in his hospital bed when three men in expensive suits walked into his room at Memorial Hospital. They weren't doctors. They weren't family. They were there to finish what cancer couldn't. Joe DiMaggio was visiting the Babe when he heard the elevator stop on the seventh floor at 11:47 PM - three hours after visiting hours had ended. Security had been paid off. The night nurse had been sent home early. And the three men carried briefcases that didn't contain legal documents. When Joe saw them enter Babe's room, he knew exactly what was happening. Someone wanted baseball's greatest legend dead before he could reveal the secret that would destroy the Yankees organization forever. What happened in that hospital room over the next twenty minutes saved Babe's life and created a cover-up that lasted fifty years. This is the untold story of loyalty, corruption, and the night Joe DiMaggio became more than just a baseball player - he became a hero. Subscribe for more untold sports stories! What do you think about the Yankees' cover-up? Let us know in the comments.