Questions still surround accounts of Cheney shooting accident

A group of about 10 people, well-connected enough to enjoy a weekend outing with the vice president, had traveled to the legendary 50,000-acre spread in Kenedy County the previous day. They formed two three-person hunting parties early Saturday and roamed the range before gathering under an old oak tree to eat barbecue for lunch. The late-day find could have meant a winged bonanza for Cheney, prominent Austin lawyer Harry Whittington and Pamela Willeford, U.S. ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein.