When Kurt Busch Claimed His Ex-Girlfriend Was Really A Trained Assassin in Disguise: “Everybody on the Outside Can Tell Me I’m Crazy”

Everyone has secrets and is a little different on the inside than what they show outside to the world. Interestingly, 23XI Racing driver Kurt Busch might have revealed the biggest secret about his Ex-Girlfriend once. Although it was a bold claim, Kurt was surely confident in what he saw and believed.

The driver once claimed that his ex-girlfriend, Patricia Driscoll, was in reality, a trained assassin. The duo had to go to court because Driscoll had filed a domestic abuse case against Kyle Busch’s brother. Apparently, Busch slammed her head against the wall of the couple’s motorhome. Although his former girlfriend only asked for a restraining order, Busch had some things to tell the court about the woman he dated.

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Apparently, she was an assassin! He went as far as to say that she bragged about eliminating foreign governments, and even showed up one evening in a gown covered in blood! That’s not it of course, according to Busch, as his ex-girlfriend often talked about the female character from the 2012 movie Zero Dark Thirty to be inspired by her.

“Everybody on the outside can tell me I’m crazy, but I lived on the inside and saw it firsthand,” said the 2004 Cup Series Champion.

Clearly, these are all very bold claims.

Was Kurt Busch’s ex-girlfriend really an assassin?

It really was a very bold claim from Kurt. But weirdly enough, there are some things that could add a little more context to the assumption. Still, we don’t know whether she really was an assassin, and that’s probably for the better.

According to Motorsport.com, Driscoll’s grandfather was a spy and Army Air Corps pilot, and her father worked for the U.S. Customs, and he focused on investigating illegal drug activities. Busch’s ex-girlfriend followed her family’s footsteps as she became the CEO of Frontline Defense Systems, which is “a customized services company specifically designed to support the U.S. Govt. and commercial companies engaged in the Global War on Terror.”

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There surely is a lot to add to the assassin fairytale. But no one knows for certain, and it surely was pretty fun to see the story unfold. Do you believe Busch though? Let us know in the comments.