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John F. Kennedy SCANDAL – JFK Photo On Boat With NUDE Women Surfaces (PHOTOS)

JFK - John F. Kennedy Nude Photo Scandal On Boat

This is one crazy photo.  Talk about history coming back to haunt… well, somebody.  This is history no one knew about.  At least no one still alive.

TMZ got their hands on this amazing photo that looks like JKF on a boat with a bunch of naked women.  Yes, JFK and naked women on a boat.

There is lots of documentation that President John F. Kennedy that talk about a 2-week, Mediterranean boating trip that JFK went on in August of 1956. JFK’s  brother Ted Kennedy and Senator George Smathers were also on the trip. The three of them had some ‘good times’ with the women on the yacht. JFK’s wife, Jackie was pregnantduring the boat trip and was rushed to the hospital while JFK was on the boat with the ladies. The doctors had to do an emergency C-section, but the infant was stillborn.  So sad.  And tho think of what her husband was doing while she was going through this!

This is a whole new kind of scandal. Wow.  All the pros are saying that this is an authentic picture.  It’s just a wee bit shocking.  Do you think that JFK would have won the election back then if this picture had surfaced?

See all of the JFK nude photo scandal pictures after the jump, (NSFW)

[Source TMZ]

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