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December 21, 2002, a very good friend of findadeath.com who wishes to remain anonymous, sends us this pic of the car, and, believe it or not, the Divine Miss Z. in the hospital. Thanks so much buddy.
Tuesday December 3, 2002
Was I right or was I right?
Zsa Zsa Gabor to sue hairdresser over crash
Zsa Zsa Gabor is filing a £65 million lawsuit against her hairdresser, who was driving her in Hollywood last week when he lost control and crashed the car into a lamppost.
The 85-year-old actress, who was not wearing a seat belt, broke her arm and needed stitches in her head, hands arms and legs, Frederic von Anhalt - Gabor's eighth husband - told The New York Post.
Initial reports said the former Miss Hungary was taken to hospital in a coma, but von Anhalt denied her condition had been that serious.
He said Gabor would stay in hospital this week and would undergo surgery for her broken arm.
The hairdresser, whose name has not been released, was not admitted to hospital. He had been wearing a seat belt.
Monday December 2, 2002
Zsa Zsa Gabor Condition Still Serious
Zsa Zsa Gabor remained in serious condition today at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where she is being treated for injuries suffered in a car crash in West Hollywood on Wednesday.Hospital spokesperson Leslie Porras
declined to released further details about the actress's condition or comment on
a possible release date.
The crash happened about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday November 27 at Sweetzer
Avenue and Sunset Boulevard. The 84-year-old Gabor was a passenger in a red
Corvette that jumped a curb and crashed into a street pole.
The car struck the post here,
and would you look at what fell off into my
hand?
The day after the crash, Gabor's daughter, Constance Francesca
Hilton, said her mother suffered a broken arm in the accident. According to
another report, Gabor suffered multiple fractures and required stitches to close
cuts on her head, hands, arms and legs.
Hilton, daughter of the hotel magnate who was one of Gabor's
eight husbands, said her mother did not suffer a serious head injury. She
acknowledged that Gabor was on a respirator for a time, and said that she did
suffer some "trauma," as is typical for any serious accident victim.
Hilton denied a police report that Gabor wasn't wearing a seat
belt when the Corvette struck the street pole.
The driver, reportedly Gabor's hairstylist, was not seriously
hurt in the crash. Boy, is she gonna be pissed. This just in, January 2003, from
Findadeath.com friend Dirk Foster: You said "The crash happened about 4:30
p.m. Wednesday November 27 at Thanks, Dirk! Countless people have been sending this in:
Sweetzer Avenue and Sunset Boulevard. The 84-year-old Gabor was a passenger
in a red Corvette that jumped a curb and crashed into a street pole." But
the picture listed is not a corvette. That looks like a nissan/datsun or
toyota maybe. The car shown is a front wheel drive with 4 head lights. The
corvette only has 2 head lights.