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Date Posted: 09:02:50 05/07/07 Mon
Author: David Millar
Subject: Re: Ulrich Fucked
In reply to: Not a Fan 's message, "Ulrich Fucked" on 05:07:37 05/07/07 Mon

Who cares. That panzie retired. That shows alot of common sense. Ban the guy for life after he retires.


>They're going to nail this doper to the fucking wall.
>
>Ullrich investigations move
>By Susan Westemeyer
>
>Things may be moving again in the German fraud
>investigation of Jan Ullrich. German ARD television
>reports that the prosecutor's office in Bonn is
>awaiting delivery of documents concerning the former
>cycling star's bank accounts, which could possible
>show payments for doping activity.
>
>Hans-Ruedi Graf, public prosecutor for the Kanton of
>Thurgau, told the ARD Sport Show that he expects any
>day to get the OK from the Swiss 'Bundesstrafgericht.'
>
>"Jan Ullrich's bank documents could then go to
>Germany," said Graf. Ullrich's attorneys have
>previously tried to block the transfer of documents.
>
>The Swiss Olympic investigation of Ullrich is also
>continuing. "Circumstantial evidence which convinces
>the Swiss national Olympic committee, would be enough
>for a lifetime ban for Jan Ullrich," Bernhard Welten,
>of Swiss Olympic's anti-doping committee said.

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