Dark Sport · DS-020
HE STORED THE BAGS. THE JUDGE ORDERED THEM DESTROYED. HE KEPT THE LIST.
On May 23, 2006, investigators unearthed 211 blood bags linked to 58 professional cyclists involved in a blood doping scheme. Despite substantial evidence, the courts convicted only Dr. Fuentes of minor charges, allowing athletes to avoid accountability.
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