Shocking report: CBS fires reporter Amanda Barionis following a report from Rory McIlroy Front page: CBS has fired one of its best-known golf reporters, Amanda Barionis, following a shocking report from golf star Rory McIlroy…
Shocking report: CBS fires reporter Amanda Barionis following a report from Rory McIlroy Front page: CBS has fired one of its best-known golf reporters, Amanda Barionis, following a shocking report from golf star Rory McIlroy… Rory McIlroy reportedly used a private investigator to serve Erica Stoll with divorce papers 24 hours after he won the Wells Fargo Championship.
Rory McIlroy used a private investigator to serve Erica Stoll with divorce papers, according to a report. The revelation came from a telegraph report from Belfast which was published during the weekend while McILroy took a break in the week with the professional golf course in the major season loaded.
According to the Radaratlas2 flight tracker on X, the McILroy private plane was in Italy and the golfer may have attended a wedding, but he has not yet been supported. Mcilroy applied for a divorce from his wife for seven years on May 13, 24 hours after won the 26th PGA tour title in Wells Fargochampionship.
BT Report Mcilroy signed a digital dissertation on May 9 at 9:08 pm EDT from 9:08 pm. The lawsuit was filed in Palm Beach County Court by Thomas Sasser, the same attorney who represented Tiger Woods in his divorce from Elin Nordegren after his extramarital affairs were revealed.
Court documents also show that Carl Woods served Erica with a subpoena.
Woods has been a cop since 1987, is a certified homicide investigator and a licensed private investigator.
The BT reported:
“Woods’ filing said he received the divorce papers at 9.58am on May 13 from Sasser’s firm and personally served them on Stoll at the McIlroy family home in the exclusive Jack Nicklaus development The Bear’s Club at 10.30am. “He described Stoll as white, blonde, in his 30s, thin, 5’7″ to 5’8” tall, not wearing glasses.
“The amount served on Ms. Stoll provided her with 20 days notice to file a written response to her husband’s complaint with the Circuit Court Clerk.”
Rory McIlroy
Furthermore, the document states: If you want the court to hear your side of the case, you must file a written answer that includes the case number and the names of the parties listed above.
“If you fail to file an answer by the deadline, you risk losing your case, and your wages, money and property may then be garnished without further notice from the court.” “There are other legal requirements. You can immediately call a lawyer. If you don’t know a lawyer, call a lawyer referral service or legal aid office (listed in the telephone directory). »
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