Tigers neighbors told police the truth

The Florida Highway Patrol on Thursday released the audio recording of their interview of Wood's neighbors.

Kimberly Harris and her brother Jarius Adams were Tiger Woods’ longtime neighbors. They rushed out of their house and helped Woods in the early hours of last Friday.

According to Harris and Adams, when they found Tiger Woods and his wife Elin Nordegren, shoeless Tiger Woods snored on their lawn while Elin stood silently by.

Harris said she was awake in her bedroom when she heard “a faint, continuous knocking sound for about 10 or 15 minutes.” Harris eventually noticed headlights shining toward her house from a vehicle on the lawn, so she awakened Adams. "It's Tiger, dial 911," Harris said her brother yelled after rushing outside.

"I saw Tiger lying on the ground," Adams said. "Elin was talking to him," After that, she "wasn't very verbal," Adams said. "She was actually very quiet. Just kind of in shock, you know, just kind of sitting there."

Woods appeared to have a cut lip, but he wasn't bleeding much, Adams told the troopers.

It was a cool morning, so Adams and Harris covered Woods with a blanket and put pillows under his head, Adams said.

"I tried to just keep everyone kind of calm," he said.

When a trooper asked if Woods was unconscious, Adams said, "At that point, he was, uh, he was snoring."

"He was snoring?" the investigator asked.

"He was actually snoring," he said.

Adams said he never smelled alcohol on Woods' breath.

Woods eventually was placed in an ambulance and taken to a hospital. He was released several hours later. The police report called his injuries serious, but a spokesman for Woods described them as minor.

By now these three women have been allegedly attached to Woods: Los Angeles cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs, New York nightlife promoter Rachel Uchitel and Las Vegas promoter Kalika Moquin