How about Tiger after Car Accident

After Car Accident happened we want to know how about Tiger and what’s his explanation about this car accident in the early morning hours of Friday, Nov. 27, 2009.

Tiger Woods' agent says the Florida Highway Patrol has been informed that Woods will not provide a statement on his accident.

CNN just reported on the air about a statement it received from Tiger Woods' agent, Mark Steinberg of IMG. Steinberg told CNN that the Florida Highway Patrol has confirmed to Woods that any statement he gives is voluntary; he is not required to talk to the police agency for its investigation.

 

Given that, Steinberg said, Woods has told the FHP that he wishes to "protect his privacy." Meaning that the FHP has been told that Woods is not willing to meet with its investigating officers.

 

 

 

 

At least we no longer need to track planned meetings and daily cancellations of those meetings. There will be no meeting between Woods and the Florida Highway Patrol.

 

 

 

 

In his first comments on the accident, Tiger Woods posts a statement on his Web site and decries the "many false, unfounded and malicious rumors" about the crash.

Tiger Woods' agent reportedly cancels a meeting between Florida Highway Patrol officers and Woods scheduled for Sunday.

 

 

 

 

For the second straight day, Tiger Woods was "unavailable" to speak to police about his early morning accident on Friday.

The National Enquirer is not backing down from its Tiger Woods affair reporting, attacking the denials of the alleged "other woman" in a new article.

The Tiger Woods car accident brought rumors of an extra-marital affair to the mainstream. Now the alleged "other woman" is speaking out, and adamantly denying any affair with Woods.

 

 

 

 

 

The Tiger-hosted Chevron World Challenge takes place Dec. 3-6. Will Woods be there? Is he capable of playing following his car accident? Is he in the mood to face the questions? Let’s wait…

 

 

 

 

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