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That apology sounds a lot more like an effort to turn the public against the media than admit anything. Poor, picked on Tiger.
That apology sounds a lot more like an effort to turn the public against the media than admit anything. Poor, picked on Tiger.
It just boggles my mind that they wouldn't subpoena his blood test. I think as this goes on, and the worse Tiger looks, the investigation into the crash is reopened and the results of the blood test looked at. The publicity is getting so negative, that there could be political backlash for protecting him. If that happens, I predict a DUI based on that blood test.
I thought I heard that because there was no form of a criminal prosecution, he did not have to release the blood tests? I heard that the police department did ask the hospital for the blood work, but that Tiger's lawyers prevented the release and that this was entirely legal?
If there is no criminal prosecution, how can a subpoena be issued?
I just think basically any other American not named Tiger Woods would've had their records subpoenaed based on what the officer was told by his wife and the accident scene itself.
At Least 9 Women Linked to Tiger Woods in Alleged Affairs
Tiger Woods's Image Tarnished as Host of Women Come Forward to Allege Dalliances
By RUSSELL GOLDMAN
Dec. 7, 2009
A porn star and a pancake house waitress added their names to an ever-increasing list of women who have come forward or been called out for reportedly having affairs with golf superstar Tiger Woods, bringing the tally to at least nine.
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The women say the golfer's wife should remain married for a big payday.
Tabloids over the weekend named porn star Holly Sampson and pancake waitress Mindy Lawton as two of the names on Tiger's steamy scorecard, raising the question of how Woods would have been able to keep so many affairs secret for so long.
Sampson, 36, is a busty blonde and Los Angeles resident. The star of the films "OMG, Stop Tickling Me" and "Flying Solo 2" has not denied an extramarital affair with the golfer, whose squeaky clean reputation has been tarnished since a bizarre early morning car accident two weeks ago raised questions about the stability of his marriage and was followed by a slew of allegations about alleged affairs.
Denver-based lawyer Andy Contigulgia, representing Sampson, has declined to comment and did not return calls from ABC News.com.
When he returned she started to hit him with great force, breaking teeth and cutting his head, and when he was down on the floor she got on top of him and continued to beat his face with the huge diamond ring on her hand. [/COLOR]
That should bring some serious assault charges. Attempted murder even?
Who's gonna file charges??