Dr. Maserati
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You appear to be deliberately confusing the issue.Squares said:They DID open B-samples, without notifying the riders and without a positive A-sample. Under your statement, they could never have run the test on LA's samples without him present.
How did they not break the seal on the B-samples when they were doing the "Research" testing?
Once a seal is broken, how can you tell how many times it has been accessed?
I am playing devil's advocate here, because unfortunately, the world is not black and white. His samples were accessed outside of the doping rules that you stated. People need to see the gray areas, and opening these samples the first time made them gray because it was not done according to the anti-doping rules that require a positive A-test prior to breaking the seal on the B-sample.
The samples were used to validate a test - which all athletes consent to by signing the anti-doping form.
To do the test a small amount of urine is required - and AFLD has stated there is enough left for further analysis.