The Woman At Center of Tiger Woods' Cheating Scandal
Nov. 29 2009, Published 2:34 p.m. ET
Tiger Woods isn't saying much about his mysterious early morning one-car crash, but Rachel Uchitel, the woman linked to him in a cheating scandal is.
And so is the National Enquirer.
In a front-page story, the Enquirer reported that Uchitel has been carrying on a secret "sexting" relationship with the golfing great. One friend of Rachel's, Ashley Samson, said that Rachel told her she was having an affair with Tiger and "we're in love."
Rachel denies the story but as she has spoken to various news outlets the Enquirer has poked many, many holes in her denials, which is riddled with contradictions.
What's more while Rachel has said she's no "home wrecker," Star magazine reported exclusively earlier this year that she had an affair with Bones married star David Boreanz.
RadarOnline.com has independently confirmed that she did have an affair with Boreanz.
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And the Enquirer's hard-hitting retort to Rachel notes that she said she barely knew Ashley Samson, the friend who talked on-the-record. In fact, the New York Daily News reported Sunday that Rachel told them she didn't know Ashely at all. But that assertion was countered with a photo the Enquirer produced of Rachel and Ashley and the fact that they traveled to Spain together!
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Rachel also told the Enquirer that she traveled to Australia recently with a boyfriend, but then later admitted she didn't. She also denied that she was in the same hotel as Tiger, but an Enquirer reporter eye-witnessed her there.
And while Rachel told one news outlet that she offered to take a polygraph test for the Enquirer, RadarOnline.com has learned that she did not, and in fact turned down the Enquirer when it asked her to take a polygraph.
And that apparently is just the beginning. The Enquirer not only has multiple sources who passed polygraphs regarding the story, but also has revealed it has even MORE information that it is holding back information that is explosive.