02-24-2021, 04:24 PM
The LA County sheriff says it was "purely an accident"
https://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id/309...y-accident
No charges to be filed.
You are right that we may never know what happened. Any one of a number of things could have caused the accident, some of which (like falling asleep at the wheel, or driving too fast) would have been his fault, and others (blinded by the dawning sun or a vehicle malfunction, for example) would not have been. I think people are right that we will never know, and I would not say that it is not possible that this was his fault. However, before jumping to conclusions that "something was going on", perhaps we ought to hear some evidence that this was the case. Sometimes even people who have a history of substance use have "purely an accident".
BC
https://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id/309...y-accident
No charges to be filed.
You are right that we may never know what happened. Any one of a number of things could have caused the accident, some of which (like falling asleep at the wheel, or driving too fast) would have been his fault, and others (blinded by the dawning sun or a vehicle malfunction, for example) would not have been. I think people are right that we will never know, and I would not say that it is not possible that this was his fault. However, before jumping to conclusions that "something was going on", perhaps we ought to hear some evidence that this was the case. Sometimes even people who have a history of substance use have "purely an accident".
BC