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17. Your post intrigued and I found this on ESPN

Tue May 14, 2019, 06:22 PM

May 2019

"One of the most significant issues we have here is the destruction of evidence," attorney Spencer Kuvin said Tuesday. "Obviously it shows that somebody knew something had gone wrong and they wanted to get rid of that evidence. We have evidence to show that that videotape, showing Nick at the bar that night after he got off at 3 p.m., drinking for three hours at the bar, was destroyed shortly after the crash had occurred.

"So we have through our investigation uncovered evidence to show that the bar knew what happened, they knew about the crash that night and shortly thereafter that video evidence was destroyed and deleted off the servers they had there at The Woods."

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(Medal of Freedom awardee) Tiger, girlfriend named in wrongful death lawsuit [View all] underpants May 2019 OP

I smell a pardon! (orange scented). nt Maine-i-acs May 2019 #1

I don't think a pardon would be available (not federal). Ilsa May 2019 #14

Correct, plus it is a civil suit treestar May 2019 #16

then a flurry of tweets to his defense will begin Maine-i-acs May 2019 #18

This wouldn't work in Kansas. mahatmakanejeeves May 2019 #2

Sounds like the Kansas SC doesn't know what courts are for. GeorgeGist May 2019 #3

Kansas needs to get on it! RANDYWILDMAN May 2019 #4

That's a warning to stay off the roads in Kansas after 5PM as drivers can be drunk AF. TheBlackAdder May 2019 #5

Florida has a drinking problem. Baitball Blogger May 2019 #6

I'm assuming, since the article doesn't explicitly say, rsdsharp May 2019 #7

The AP article says that Woods is the owner FakeNoose May 2019 #8

Thank you. rsdsharp May 2019 #10

The parents see a HUGE settlement from Woods. madinmaryland May 2019 #15

Wait, the guy was an adult, right? Sorry, parents, but your son killed himself. yellowcanine May 2019 #9

Isn't there a law against serving alcohol to the obviously intoxicated? MH1 May 2019 #11

The victim was an employee at the bar - he served himself FakeNoose May 2019 #12

Tiger apparently destroyed evidence as well. Johonny May 2019 #13

Your post intrigued and I found this on ESPN underpants May 2019 #17

No evidence of that. former9thward May 2019 #19