dr fuentes

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What do you think about the idea that dr fuentes listed (pseudo) names
of certain top riders in order to help create an image that rider and
his race results was associated with him ?

It's one thing to say it and another to find hard evidence of it. Time will
tell, I believe.

coldbeer! said:

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It's one thing to say it and another to find hard evidence of it. Time will
tell, I believe.

Dumbass,

As opposed to, say, just taking it on faith that the list was a list of
actual clients. It's one thing to say it and another to find hard
evidence of it!

On another note, someone needs to check the list for the codenames
"Toni" and "Bimba." Alert news readers will know why...

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What do you think about the idea that dr fuentes listed (pseudo) names
of certain top riders in order to help create an image that rider and
his race results was associated with him ?

I'm hoping that either that is true (it's conceivable) or that Fuentes
was involved in a betting scam (which is also conceivable). But
realistically I'm afraid this isn't very likely.

Either way we'll know soon. If those bags do contain the blood of the
people the Guadia think they do, those people are guilty.

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