Where are the sources from those who insist that Scott was not wearing his seat belt? Do you have a copy of the police report? Didn't think so.

>From: Lee Reed

>Reply-To: Lee Reed

>To: CREED-DISCUSS@WINDUPLIST.COM

>Subject: Re: For thought

>Date: Wed, 8 May 2002 00:36:52 -0400

>as one who has experienced a similar type accident, i can tell you

>that the

>airbags are not 'set' to deploy in a rear-ending accident like

>that...i was

>at a dead stop, and hit by at least 35-40 mph...i believe airbags

>are for

>front and side impact...

>>From: Robanne Palmer

>>Reply-To: Robanne17@AOL.COM

>>To: CREED-DISCUSS@WINDUPLIST.COM

>>Subject: For thought

>>Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 07:12:52 EDT

>>After reading the MTV article and hearing Scott's interview, I was

>>immediately left with this unsettled feeling. It was only later

>>that day

>>that it hit me...Where was the air bag??? His body should not have

>>slammed

>>into the steering wheel and his head should not have hit the

>>windshield!!

>>Did the air bag system malfunction? Was it disconnected? I am

>>sure

>>Cadillac

>>SUV's have airbags standard? Any thoughts, anyone?

>>This is a case in point, that airbags do more good than harm....

>>I am praying for a complete recovery for Scott and for Creed as a

>>group to

>>get back to their tour! The thought of Scott not being able to

>>move like

>>he

>>does is tormenting!! His stage presence is powerful! Let's face

>>it,

>>ladies

>>out there, you totally agree?!?

>>~~~R

>>Let's Give Love to All

>>Creed

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