Dark Sport · DS-030
HE CATALOGUED NINETY-NINE BLOOD BAGS BY COLOUR AND RIDER WEIGHT. THE JUDGE RULED THEY WERE NOT EVIDENCE OF A CRIME. SHE ORDERED THEM INCINERATED BEFORE THE NAMES COULD BE RELEASED.
In 2006, ninety-nine blood bags from elite cyclists were seized in Spain, but the judge ruled their destruction was necessary as blood doping was not a crime. Not a single name was released, and the riders continued their careers unscathed.
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