Timeline of Tiger’s Accident & The Questions You Should Be Asking

There’s been a lot of speculation surrounding Tiger Woods, his wife, and what took place early Friday morning after Thanksgiving. Here’s what we know:

  • Tiger was leaving his home at about 2:25 am Friday, November 27. At 2:28 a 911 call was placed one of Tiger’s neighbors who had been awakened by the sound of the accident. Tiger’s SUV had struck both a fire hydrant and a tree.
  • According to an eye witness, Tiger Woods was unconscious when paramedics arrived. He was also bleeding from his lower lip. No blood was found on the steering wheel of the car.
  • Tiger’s wife, model Elin Nordegren, was found standing next to him and the SUV holding a golf club. When asked if he had taken any medications, she retrieved two bottles of pills from the house but could not tell when he had taken them last.
  • The passenger windows of the SUV were broken, and Elin stated she busted out the windows in order to unlock the door and get to Tiger.
  • Tiger was taken to an area hospital, treated and released in good health, but with facial lacerations and complaining of mild soreness.

QUESTIONS:

  1. Where was Tiger going at 2:30 in the morning? Was he leaving or fleeing?
  2. Were his facial injuries caused by his wife?
  3. Why knock out the windows on both sides of SUV to unlock the door?
  4. Does this have anything to do with the swirling rumors of Tiger’s supposed affair in Australia?

At this point, it doesn’t look very likely that we’ll hear anything that hasn’t been passed through who-knows how many layers of PR people and lawyers. What other questions would you ask Tiger if you could, and what do you think really happened?

-Scratch

UPDATE: ESPN.com is reporting that Tiger will be charged with reckless driving and the investigation will be closed.

One thought on “Timeline of Tiger’s Accident & The Questions You Should Be Asking

  • December 2, 2009 at 10:38 am
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    I got a weird angle to this, didn’t Tiger’s car have OnStar? How come they didn’t open the locks and report the crash when Tiger didn’t respond?

    ***Response From Scratch***
    You have a good point. I haven’t heard if he had onstar, but with a new gm car he should have that. But from what I have heard it all happened pretty quickly and he was out of the car with his wife by the time the neighbors got out there.

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