A 911 call made by Rob Bironas' wife, Rachel Bradshaw, reveals that Bironas may have left his house almost an hour and a half before he died in a fatal car crash on Sept. 20.
In the 911 call, Bradshaw said that Bironas left around 9:40 p.m. Bradshaw made the 911 call at 11:40 p.m. and told police that her husband had left the house about two hours earlier.
"I can't find my husband," Bradshaw told the 911 operator. "He came home and we were watching a movie and he just left. And that was it. He just left. He has a white Denali and he just drove away and we haven't seen him since."
The 911 operator then asked Bradshaw when the last time she saw Bironas was and she replied that it had been about 'two hours ago.' That would mean Bironas left his house around 9:40 p.m.
Bradshaw also added that the two did not get in a fight, "No argument, no nothing. He just left," Bradshaw told the 911 operator. "I had a girlfriend over and I turned around and he was just gone."
The single-car crash that killed Bironas is believed to have taken place at approximately 11:01 p.m.
In the 911 call, Bradshaw said that Bironas left around 9:40 p.m. Bradshaw made the 911 call at 11:40 p.m. and told police that her husband had left the house about two hours earlier.
"I can't find my husband," Bradshaw told the 911 operator. "He came home and we were watching a movie and he just left. And that was it. He just left. He has a white Denali and he just drove away and we haven't seen him since."
The 911 operator then asked Bradshaw when the last time she saw Bironas was and she replied that it had been about 'two hours ago.' That would mean Bironas left his house around 9:40 p.m.
Bradshaw also added that the two did not get in a fight, "No argument, no nothing. He just left," Bradshaw told the 911 operator. "I had a girlfriend over and I turned around and he was just gone."
The single-car crash that killed Bironas is believed to have taken place at approximately 11:01 p.m.