Remember That Cheney Hunting Shooting?

New Details Reveal Additional (True) Details

Attorney Harry Whittington was shot by then Vice President Dick Cheney in 2006 on a hunting trip in Texas. [Photo/Nuri Vallbona/for The Post/Reuters]

Interesting news coming out today in the Washington Post that counters details originally given about former Vice President Dick Cheney who 'accidentally' shot his 'hunting buddy' while on a hunting trip on a private Texas ranch.

Harry Whittington, an attorney, and formerly introduced as a long-time friend to Cheney, was shot by Cheney in 2006. Whittington sustained a collapsed lung and underwent extensive surgery.

When the smoke cleared two hundred bits of shrapnel pierced Whittington's face, neck and chest. His face is scarred and about 30 pieces of shot are still deeply embedded in his body.

Whittington, now 82, says he was barely an acquaintance of Cheney, and not a long-time friend.

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