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Picchio Special
I'm not shutting up. They couldn't build a case. Doesn't prove innocence in the least. Doesn't mean the money for the investigation was well-spent, either. But Lance doped. There, I said it.
The linked article also notes that a couple of recent doping cases against athletes haven't yielded the hoped for results for the prosecutors. It's possible the feds felt that even a conviction wasn't worth the effort and expense if it failed to result in a slam-dunk, as the Bonds and Clemens trials have failed to do.
Didn't think you would, but now you get to live with the legal concept of:
NOT GUILTY!!! 
So you can keep spewing the useless innuendo, secure in the knowledge that a two year Federal investigation came up empty handed. Nice to know you know more than the Feds.
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