Race Radio said:The reality is Novitzky has been overwhelmed by the number of people who have come forward with information and offers to testify. No need to threaten, plenty of people want to tell the truth when it comes to Armstrong.
That's funny. I heard the same thing thing from someone with insider knowledge. I guess you, Race Radio, would also fall into the that category.
But having multiple witnesses corroborating a conspiracy isn't evidence, as far as Saprtacus is concerned.
I got news for you, Spartacus-you coming on this website to be Armstrong's ad-hoc defense attorney is the height of ridiculousness.
There is nothing in it for you to argue the finer points of jurisprudence, of which you know absolutely anything. And even if you did, no one here would listen to you.
Take this to heart, brother-no one cares what you know about the law.
Novitzky is the one calling the shots. He would know better than you, and so far it's been smooth sailing for the prosecution.
Because no one is going to risk jail time to protect Armstrong. The faster you come to this realization the quicker the doctors will lower the dosages on your meds, Spartacus.