Giuliani, a passenger in a vehicle driven by Theodore Goodman, was flagged down by a woman on the side of the road Saturday night who said she was a victim of a domestic violence incident. Goodman reported the incident to New Hampshire State Police just after 9 p.m., and both men remained with the woman until troopers arrived and took statements. Minutes later, while heading northbound on I-93, their vehicle was rear-ended; Giuliani suffered a fractured vertebra and other injuries, and the 19-year-old driver of the striking vehicle suffered non-life-threatening injuries. State Police said no charges have been filed and confirmed the crash appears unrelated to the domestic violence report. Investigators continue to examine whether distraction or curiosity about the earlier scene was a factor.
Giuliani, a passenger, was flagged down by a woman on the side of the road Saturday night, according to an update released by State Police Monday. She told Giuliani and Theodore Goodman, his spokesperson and driver, that she was a victim of a domestic violence incident. Goodman reported the incident to police just after 9 p.m., officials said, and he and the former mayor remained with the woman until troopers arrived. The pair reported to troopers what they saw and then got back on the interstate.
Just minutes later, Goodman and Giuliani got back on I-93, heading northbound, and were struck almost directly across from the scene of the reported domestic violence incident, officials said. Troopers then went across the highway to provide aid. The 19-year-old driver had no connection to the domestic violence incident, investigators believe. "At this time, all aspects of the crash remain under investigation, including whether distraction or curiosity of the initial scene was a factor," troope
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