"Tiger Was Snoring, Lying On The Ground"...FHP Releases More Tapes

FHP interviews Tiger's neighbor about the accident.





A Taiwanese newspaper website has posted a video report featuring a computer-generated interpretation of the events surrounding Tiger Woods' late night car crash.







Neighbor: "Tiger Was Snoring, Did Not Appear Drunk"


The Florida Highway Patrol released an audio interview with Kimberly Harris and her brother, Jarius Adams, Woods' neighbors who rushed outside after the crash last week.

"I saw Tiger laying on the ground. Elin was talking to him," Adams said.

He said he ran back in house to call 911 and got his sister to bring out "pillows and blankets for Tiger, because it was cold outside and, obviously, he was laying on the ground."

Adams said that Woods was already on the ground in the street and snoring when he walked toward the golfer’s vehicle and wife, Elin.

“She was actually very quiet, just kind of in shock,” Adams said but she did ask him for help.

Adams and Harris agreed there was no indication that Elin and Tiger Woods had been drinking before the incident.

“No alcohol, no any other kind of drug whatsoever, none” Adams said.

Harris noted that Tiger was not wearing shoes at the time but neither witnessed any purported window shattering.

“We didn’t see any glass at all,” Harris said.

Meanwhile, a lawyer for a New York woman who has denied having an affair with Tiger Woods canceled a news conference that had been scheduled for Thursday in Los Angeles.

Attorney Gloria Allred's office said in a statement that the news conference has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. The statement does not elaborate on the circumstances. Allred earlier had planned to make a statement about Rachel Uchitel's relationship with Woods.

Uchitel denied having an affair with Woods when contacted by The Associated Press.

It's been almost one week since Woods crashed his sport utility vehicle near his Isleworth home, sparking questions about the cause of the crash and his personal life.

Three women have come forward claiming links to Woods. Most recently, Life & Style magazine reported an affair between Woods and Las Vegas marketing manager Kalika Moquin. Moquin told the magazine that it is "not appropriate for me to comment one way or the other. At this time, I'm just choosing to focus on my job."

Los Angeles cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs claims she has been seeing Woods for three years.

The man who introduced Woods to his wife, Elin Nordegren, is also talking. Jesper Parnevik said he takes the blame for all that has happened. Nordegren was once a nanny for Parnevik's children.

"I thought he was a better guy than he is, and I will probably just have to apologize to her," Parnevik said.

Woods issued a statement on his Web site about the alleged affairs.

"I have not been true to my values and the behavior my family deserves," Woods said. "I am not without faults and I am far short of perfect. I am dealing with my behavior and personal failings behind closed doors with my family. Those feelings should be shared by us alone."

Woods did not offer details of any alleged relationship.




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Police: Tiger Woods at fault in crash, will get Citation



Tiger Woods will be cited for careless driving in a car crash outside his Orlando-area mansion, but will not face criminal charges, the Florida Highway Patrol said Tuesday.

Woods faces a $164 fine and four points against his driver's license, not close to enough to have it suspended. The citation closes the investigation of last week's crash.

The patrol "is not pursuing criminal charges in this matter nor is there any testimony or other evidence to support any additional charges of any kind other than the charge of careless driving," Sgt. Kim Montes said.

According to an accident report, Woods crashed his SUV into a fire hydrant and a tree at 2:25 a.m. Friday. The airbags did not deploy and Woods' wife told Windermere police she used a golf club to smash the back windows to help him out.

Woods withdrew Monday from his own golf tournament, citing injuries from the crash.

Since the accident, tabloids and gossip Web sites have fueled speculation about the events leading up to it, including that there may have been a domestic dispute between Woods and his wife.

The crash came two days after The National Enquirer published a story alleging that Woods had been seeing a New York nightclub hostess, and that they recently were together in Melbourne, where Woods competed in the Australian Masters. The woman, Rachel Uchitel, denies the affair.

An attorney for the neighbors who dialed 911 after the crash said Woods did not appear to be driving under the influence and showed no signs of having been in a fight. Montes said there were no claims of domestic violence and insufficient evidence to subpoena any medical information.

"Despite the celebrity status of Mr. Woods, the Florida Highway Patrol has completed its investigation in the same professional manner it strives to complete each traffic investigation," Montes said.

Bill Sharpe, an attorney for the neighbors, said Woods' injuries were "consistent with a car wreck and inconsistent with him being beat up. The scratches on his face were consistent with someone who maybe was in a minor car accident and hit his head on the windshield. ... None of his injuries looked like he was beat up by his wife."

Sharpe said neighbor Linda Adams and her two adult sons went outside their home in the exclusive gated community of Isleworth after hearing the crash and Woods' wife, Elin Nordegren, asked them to call the 911 emergency number.

He said the neighbors found Nordegren kneeling beside her husband, upset about his injuries. Sharpe said Woods appeared woozy and had scratches on his face and that his wife was trying to console him. The Adamses wrapped Woods in a blanket and made sure he didn't move.

Tabloid speculation has focused on whether Woods and his wife were fighting before the accident.

"One thing we want to make clear is that Mrs. Woods' attitude was consistent with her being concerned about her injured husband," Sharpe said. "Mrs. Woods was trying to help him. Mrs. Woods was worried about her husband. She was concerned."

Sharpe said the Adams family did not see the crash and did not see Woods' wife with a golf club. He said he was hired to get the message out that the Adams family members have told investigators everything they know about the crash and aren't hiding anything.

When healthy, he has made his season debut at Torrey Pines every year since 2006. The San Diego Invitational this year is scheduled the week of Jan. 25. That could mean Woods avoids the media for 10 weeks.

Neighbors in the exclusive Isleworth Community said Tuesday they did not know if Woods was home. There were no cars in his driveway as the highway patrol held its news conference, and there was little sign that any accident had taken place — the fire hydrant Woods struck had either been repaired or replaced. The grass was perfectly trimmed.

The complex's private security force patrolled the plush community in marked cars and golf carts, the primary source of transportation around Isleworth.




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