By Madhuri Dey
Orlando, Jan 22, (THAINDIAN NEWS) Some new audio recordings have been released regarding the car crash of Tiger Woods. Earlier, another recording had been released, that gave some insight into what had actually happened on that fateful night. The previous recording had lasted for the time period from that phenomenal crash to the moment that the golfer had been taken to the hospital in Oecee. The new recording that had been released, however, helps to take some of the blame off Tiger Woods, as, according to this tape, it seems that the golfer had not been drunk on the night of the crash, as had been alleged by the Florida Highway Trooper, Joshua Evans.

The newly released audio recording of the infamous crash narrates a conversation between the Florida Highway Trooper in question, Joshua Evans and a dispatcher of the Florida Highway Patrol. Joshua Evans himself had been in charge of the investigation of the case, and the phone call shows that he himself had been pretty certain on that night that Tiger Woods had not been driving under the influence of some sort of intoxicant. The recording has been made from a telephonic conversation.

The conversation records the dispatcher asking Joshua Evans how Tiger Woods was faring, to which the trooper replies that despite having suffered from some minor injures, the golfer was otherwise doing fine. Next, the dispatcher asks him, a bit hesitantly and tactfully, whether the golfer had been “doing something he shouldn’t have been doing”, something that might have caused the crash, referring to drinking. To that, Joshua Evans replies that it was not the case.