The Lance SI summary article.

[Anonymous]

Paragraph eight needs some looking at.

The Sports Illustrated article claims that sources familiar with the FDA investigation have discovered that Armstrong had access to the blood boosting drug HemAssist during clinical trials in the USA. The drug trials were ended after several patients died but athletes apparently tried to buy HemAssist because it did not raise blood haematocrit and half a very short half live, making it almost impossible to detect.

Armstrong’s lawyers claimed it was impossible for Armstrong to have access to the drug but Sports Illustrated suggested that stockpiles of the drug may have remained.

Sports Illustrated claims that Italian police and customs officials discovered performance enhancing drugs when they searched his home, as well as texts and e-mails that link Armstrong to Dr Michele Ferrari as recently as 2009. Armstrong claimed he had cut all ties with Ferrari after the Italian doctor was found guilty of sporting fraud. Ferrari was later cleared due to the four-year statue of limitations rule of Italian law. Ferrari refused to respond to the accusations when contacted by Sports Illustrated.

His? Who's? Lances? No....

 

[Michielveedeebee]

popovych i guess

 

[Anonymous]

popovych i guess

well obviously, but it helps to mention him. THe way theyve written it it sounds like armstrongs home was raided.

 

[Susan Westemeyer]

It has been fixed.

Susan