Tiger Woods Interview With ESPN On Infidelities

Tiger Woods

The world's top ranked golfer, Tiger Woods, did a candid interview with ESPN, regarding the infidelity scandal that gripped his life.

Woods looked sad, especially his eyes. He seems to be very sorry for what happened. It's time for people to stop condemning him and give him a chance to get back on his feet.

Trying to emotionally beat him into the ground is not going to accomplish anything.People really have no business trying to repeatedly hold it over him. It really is between Woods and his wife.

God can forgive Woods. This pack mentality of attacking him over and over again, reminds me of the scene in the Bible, where a woman was caught in adultery and people wanted to stone her to death for it.

Jesus told them, whoever among them that is sinless can throw the first stone. As none of them were sinless, they had to leave the woman alone. In short, it's time to leave Woods alone on this issue and move on.

Erin Andrews Stalker Gets 2 1/2 Years

Erin Andrews

Michael David Barrett, the sexual predator that criminally stalked and and perversely recorded ESPN sportscaster, Erin Andrews nude in her hotel room, without her knowledge, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison and ordered to pay $7,366 in restitution.

Andrews was not happy with the sentence, believing he deserves more time in prison and she is right. As it was his first offense and no act of violence was involved, it was most likely the best the prosecutor could do, under established sentencing guidelines.

However, it was reported he engaged in this misconduct against a dozen other women. If he was prosecuted for each victim, he could spend the next two decades behind bars. He should also be forced to register as a sex offender.

Man who secretly videotaped ESPN's Erin Andrews gets 30 months in prison

March 15, 2010 | 3:34 pm - A Los Angeles federal judge today sentenced a Chicago businessman to 30 months in prison for secretly shooting video of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews and and posting it on the Internet.

Michael David Barrett, 49, was also ordered to pay restitution totaling $7,366.

Barrett, 48, of Westmont, Ill., pleaded guilty to various charged in December, including having the intent to "harass or to cause substantial emotional distress" to Andrews. He admitted that he used the Internet to try to distribute his videos...

“I am subject to crude comments," she told the court in December. "I walk into stadiums, and fans make crude comments to me. I have nightmares about this sexual predator.”

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