Posted on 12/20/2009 9:43:36 AM PST by marshmallow
In a potentially devastating development for Tiger Woods, his growing sex scandal and hush money payoffs have caught the attention of the FBI and IRS.
A top source in Washington, D.C., divulged that in mid-December "discussions were underway" involving those two government agencies about whether to launch a federal probe of the billionaire golfer.
"They haven't pulled the trigger yet, but they smell blood in the water," the source told The ENQUIRER.
"Their interest was heightened when they heard reports suggesting that Tiger may have been paying for high-class call girls.
"It had already come out that Tiger's company may have paid for the travel of at least one of his girlfriends for a recent hookup in Australia. If Tiger is using company money to do it - and if illegal activity such as prostitution is taking place - then they're going to come down on him."
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Incoming!!!
Excuse me, but when did it become a Federal crime for buying a piece of ass? Maybe a state/local problem but the Feds have better things to do.
If they do this, the race card will be played big time. Tiger will become black in the eyes of the race hustlers.
“See, they’re just trying to keep a brother down.”
OMG, just like the baseball steroids issue, our legislators are here to save us. /s
Tiger has a charitable foundation which is tax deductible. If he’s using foundation money to pay for hookers, the Feds will come calling.
With David Letterman, you have potential for interstate prostitution. And what about Chris Dod? [Waitress Sandwich.] The list is endless. What’s that latest rat sex scandal with tax money?
I don’t really care about the whole thing. Slugs chase money. Slugs are all over him now. The only non-slug in the bunch is his cuckholded wife and I hope she cleans his effing clock.....
What kind of investigation was done with Barney Frank?
The law enforcement community at the Federal level has failed to capture Charlie Rangel, Barak 0bama, Barney Frank, and a whole host of other miscreants. Why pick on Tiger? At least he was a bit more circumspect in philandering, and I don’t think he screwed the whole country...
And how do they prove from whence that money came. It isn’t like he doesn’t have any side accounts from other legal taxable income to pay for what he got......this is nowhere fast.
Tiger wasn’t issuing 1099’s or withholding Social Security for his girlfriends, and the IRS wants their cut.
Just pissed that they didn't get their cut....
“Excuse me, but when did it become a Federal crime for buying a piece of ass?”
Excuse me, but is this not what Congress does every single day of the week and sometimes on weekends? /nosarc
Oh PLEASE....NOTHING will happen to him criminally, he;s BLACK!
Okay, you got me there....but those are the ‘elected’ ones. These asshole FEDs looking into him now are career, aren’t they?
The Feds are idiots. Federal prosecutors are more interested in getting a headline than anything else.
Probably some bright IRS operative was watching a TV show where a very bright female caller asked the question:
“Did the sluts who received the thousands of dollars from TW report it as income to the IRS?”
The Feds are probably not after TW, the golfer - but the TW’s (Tail Waggers)!
“Tiger wasnt issuing 1099s or withholding Social Security for his girlfriends, and the IRS wants their cut.”
Hey, if the rest of us have to issue 1099s for a variety of reasons, why shouldn’t Eldrick? Moreover, these ho’s should have to pay their “fair share” of taxes on their hush money.
MOre than likely. Yeah - you would think they have better things to do - like keeping an eye on terrorists. But then that brings me back to the elected officials again. :)
Oh dear, Tiger’s paying the price for having stayed out of politics and not greasing the powerful.
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