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December 2, 2008 5:56:21 AM CST



Naked Truth in Cheney Shades?

Posted Apr 11, 08 1:02 PM CDT in Gossip Politics 

(Newser) – The man who famously shot his hunting partner may have another leisure-sport scandal on his hands—this time involving the image of a naked woman. Bloggers are obsessively analyzing a close-up photo released by the White House of Dick Cheney fly fishing, because of racy image that appears to be reflected in his sunglasses, McClatchy reports.

Hundreds of thousands of websites posted kooky speculation of the VP's alternative "spectator sport" despite cold denials by his spokeswoman and expert analysis to the contrary. "At first glance, I thought it was a naked woman," wrote one professional photographer. "After close study and a second opinion, I believe it's his arm."

Sources McClatchy Newspapers, AOL News Bloggers

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A close-up of the VP's sunglasses during a fly fishing outing.   (White House photo by David Bohrer)
The White House posted this close-up of the VP fly fishing but bloggers are wondering: Is that a naked woman in Dick Cheney's sunglasses?   (White House photo by David Bohrer)
Doubtful VP Dick Cheney is laughing over the latest Internet obsession: that a White House photo released of him wearing sunglasses has what looks like a reflection of a naked woman.   (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
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