Tiger Woods

[Big Bad Wulff]

I'll present the facts as I know them.

-Involved in a one-car accident in a Cadillac Escalade outside his home.
-911 was called
-Local Police showed up on the scene
-Was taken to a local hospital
-He has refused to talk to the Police

-His PR said it was a "minor accident".
-He himself said he was too injured to play in this weekend's tournament(HIS tournament.


Now I will ask a few questions:
-Who calls 911 for a 'minor accident'?
-If it was an Escalade is there conversation with OnStar? Is that confidential?
Is it still confidential if OnStar then called a public institution for help?
-Is this incident 'personal' if public assistance was asked to intervene(Police and 911)?
-Why hasn't the media asked one question about OnStar?
-If the local Police was involved was a sobriety test done?
-Was blood-alcohol tested?
-Was blood tested for drugs?
-How can this be a minor accident if he is too injured to play?

You make up your mind.

[Sully]

It was in a PRIVATE, GATED community where a lot of the "laws" of public areas and streets dont apply.

The MOST they can get him with was a ticket for ( I forget how it was phrased) but it carrys a fine of $250 max.

[DG]

Yes, let us rampantly speculate on what happened. After all, he is a celebrity, and should have no privacy, nor should he be allowed to "get away with" anything. The minor details of his life are so important to me that I stayed up all night googling just to see if I could learn anything else. Facts abound! E news is, after all, a pulitzer-prize winning investigative reporting show! It's all absolutely true!! We should be able to convict people based on rumor and innuendo, this being the United States and all.

PS. This is sarcasm for those who haven't already figured it out. The guy had a car accident. So what?

[Normand]

The guy had a car accident. So what?

exactly!

and who cares!

people are into other peoples business way too much in this country.

[robgcp]

exactly!

and who cares!

people are into other peoples business way too much in this country.

x2.....Rob

[ohiotuber]

Yes, let us rampantly speculate on what happened. After all, he is a celebrity, and should have no privacy, nor should he be allowed to "get away with" anything. The minor details of his life are so important to me that I stayed up all night googling just to see if I could learn anything else. Facts abound! E news is, after all, a pulitzer-prize winning investigative reporting show! It's all absolutely true!! We should be able to convict people based on rumor and innuendo, this being the United States and all.

PS. This is sarcasm for those who haven't already figured it out. The guy had a car accident. So what?

Yep! His business is not mine & vice versa.
All I care is he's a great golfer & fun to watch "on course". He can keep his privacy...everyone deserves that.
Mike

[ridgeliner]

The tree that Tiger hit was on his neighbors property. That neighbor is the one who called 911. That taped coversation has been on the news for a couple days now.

I agree with you, there are more questions than answers. I doubt that anyone but Tiger and his wife will ever know the whole truth.

[Betty Hiner]

I'm sorry ... but ... who cares?

[Eric-WD]

I'm sorry ... but ... who cares?

I agree, he plays golf, doesnt mean he is a great driver.

[Big Bad Wulff]

You wouldn't care if your neighbor had an accident in your gated community? You wouldn't fear for the safety of yourself and your children?

911 was called and PUBLIC assistance was rendered. THAT makes it PUBLIC.

I could care less about his relationship with his wife that may or may not have been a contributing cause. That is between them.

I do care if he was 'under the influence'. That affects us all.

One more question:
If this was a 'minor accident' why did they have to bash his rear window in to get him out?

OK. One more:
Why didn't OnStar unlock his doors?