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Stepanova and Rodchenkov. Why only 2 persons from 1000 athletes on the list?
In the video, she was forced to take it, and her husband was a former anti doping official in Russia.Even Putin described her as a traitor.
Stepanova wrote a 10-page confession about all the drugs she had taken, who had given them to her and everything she had witnessed. But when nothing happened, she realised she need more proof and began secretly recording meetings on her mobile phone. With the phone discreetly tucked into an outer pocket of her bag, and the video function rolling, she contrived meetings in which the cream of Russian athletics were captured discussing the use of banned performance-enhancing drugs.
Those tapes were broadcast on German television and led to an investigation by Wada in November 2015 in which Stepanova, in her role as a key informant, is named more than 100 times.
There followed two reports commissioned by Wada from an independent investigator, Richard McLaren.
The first, based on the testimony of a former director of Russia's anti-doping lab, described foul-play at the Sochi Olympics - a state security agent disguised as a plumber, steroid-and-whisky cocktails for Russian athletes and doctored urine samples smuggled through secret mouse holes in the wall of a laboratory.
No its all lies, just made up because the USA cannot compete with the best country in the world (unless its eastern Syria battlefield)
If you really wanted to level the playing at the Olympics, you should have gone after China.
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