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To: JoeProBono

Originally Landis claimed he didn’t do it. He seemed credible in the claim. He came from a good family and a good community and used their credibility to boost his claims of innocence. He took legal action. He didn’t have enough money to continue to pursue legal action so he solicited funds and wrote a book to help with those costs.

Now he changes the story - he did do it (but it wasn’t his fault because everyone else was doing it). Does he plan to return all of the contributions to his defense fund? Will he need a new defense fund to defend himself from blow back from these latest accusations? What is the purpose of all this now - can’t get a spot on The Shack? Johan didn’t tweet nice things about him? He misses the spotlight now that his really racing ability can’t place him in it? An attempt to bring shame to the sport that ousted him?


5 posted on 05/20/2010 12:35:58 PM PDT by tahoeblue
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To: tahoeblue

From article: ...he asked Mr. Landis to stay in the apartment and to monitor a digital thermometer to make sure the blood stayed at the optimal temperature just above freezing—around two degrees Celsius.

...he man handed him a nondescript package containing the blood, which Mr. Landis put in his jersey pocket, he explained. Mr. Landis said he transfused the blood himself.

Is it that the Landis doping program failed for lack of quality control or he cannot keep his BS straight?


16 posted on 07/03/2010 5:49:21 PM PDT by DUMBGRUNT (The best is the enemy of the good!)
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