Rachel Uchitel, alleged Tiger Woods mistress, to be private investigator

Rachel Uchitel, the first woman outed as an alleged mistress of golfer Tiger Woods, told news sources she’s going back to school to be a private investigator.

During an interview with Fox News, Uchitel said “I decided to go back to school and get my private investigation license.”

PerezHilton.com reports that Uchitel told sources she recently had to use a Taser gun on someone.

“I’m going to work under my professor, Dale Gustafson, who runs DGA Detectives,” she said. She also noted she’d love to find missing people and recently tried to convince some of her friends to accompany her on a trip to Orlando to search for a missing girl.

Ironically, Uchitel also said she’s “scared of dating” and would never get involved with someone if he's “dating somebody or married.”

Uchitel can currently be seen on the latest season of VH1’s ‘Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew.’

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Tiger Woods' wife hires private investigator to determine his fortune

Elin Nordegren is reported to have hired a private investigator to probe the extent of Tiger Woods' wealth.

Woods' fortune is believed to be spread across the globe in tax havens making its accurate estimation challenging.

A source close to Nordegren said:

"Elin knows hiring a PI is a smart move. Her lawyers want to make sure she gets every penny she's entitled to. Elin is devastated, but now she's decided to end their marriage she has the future of their children to think about."

Elin, 30, is reported to have indicated to her friends that she intends to go for half of Tiger's wealth, estimated to be around $600 million.

According to News of the World (NOTW), when Elin's friends quizzed her on what Woods had given her for Christmas, Elin's spunky response was, "Three hundred million dollars, thank you very much!"

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PRIVATE EYE SAYS “TIGER WOODS GOT BITTEN BY THE TECHNOLOGY BUG”

Rhode Island Private Eye, Vic Pichette, of Genesis Investigations, a 22-year veteran says “ It is amazing to me that a person like Tiger Woods did not know that everything he was doing on his and others people’s cell phones and computers is out there for all of us to see. I have no idea what he was thinking.

“What I refer to as “The Bug” Pichette says is how communication technologies can easily be tracked just like a BUG, and if you are not informed, that bug will come back and bite you.

There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t get calls from someone who suspects a spouse or employee is using the cell phone or computer for suspicious activities. People have to understand that even if they delete information from a cell phone or the computer, in does not mean that is has been completely removed, and the information can be found by savvy investigators.

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