"A handwriting expert solicited by the court in Nanterre, France has confirmed that the signature of Cédric Vasseur in the case files was forged. Vasseur, who remains under investigation in the Cofidis affair but denies any use of banned substances, indicated that the signature on a case file was not his. Vasseur and his lawyer Bertrand Wambeke have expressed their outrage at this latest development in the ongoing legal procedure."
Sometimes cheaters aren't always the most truthful people and sometimes those trying to find cheaters do a little cheating of their own.
"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"A handwriting expert solicited by the court in Nanterre, France has confirmed that the signature of Cédric Vasseur in the case files was forged. Vasseur, who remains under investigation in the Cofidis affair but denies any use of banned substances, indicated that the signature on a case file was not his. Vasseur and his lawyer Bertrand Wambeke have expressed their outrage at this latest development in the ongoing legal procedure."
Sometimes cheaters aren't always the most truthful people and sometimes those trying to find cheaters do a little cheating of their own.
"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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From Cyclingnews.com
"A handwriting expert solicited by the court in Nanterre, France has confirmed that the signature of Cédric Vasseur in the case files was forged. Vasseur, who remains under investigation in the Cofidis affair but denies any use of banned substances, indicated that the signature on a case file was not his. Vasseur and his lawyer Bertrand Wambeke have expressed their outrage at this latest development in the ongoing legal procedure."
Sometimes cheaters aren't always the most truthful people and sometimes those trying to find cheaters do a little cheating of their own.
Cedric who?????
Futher analysis revealed it to be the handwriting of Brian Lafferty of Massachusetts, USA. "The tipoff was the spelling V-A-S-S-E-W-E-R," said one expert.
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"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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From Cyclingnews.com
"A handwriting expert solicited by the court in Nanterre, France has confirmed that the signature of Cédric Vasseur in the case files was forged. Vasseur, who remains under investigation in the Cofidis affair but denies any use of banned substances, indicated that the signature on a case file was not his. Vasseur and his lawyer Bertrand Wambeke have expressed their outrage at this latest development in the ongoing legal procedure."
Sometimes cheaters aren't always the most truthful people and sometimes those trying to find cheaters do a little cheating of their own.
Cedric who?????
Futher analysis revealed it to be the handwriting of Brian Lafferty of Massachusetts, USA. "The tipoff was the spelling V-A-S-S-E-W-E-R," said one expert.
Damn! I really wish I could remember having been in France. Did I get to ride in the Pyrenees
Futher analysis revealed it to be the handwriting of Brian Lafferty of Massachusetts, USA. "The tipoff was the spelling V-A-S-S-E-W-E-R," said one expert.
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Damn! I really wish I could remember having been in France. Did I get to ride in the Pyrenees
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Futher analysis revealed it to be the handwriting of Brian Lafferty of Massachusetts, USA. "The tipoff was the spelling V-A-S-S-E-W-E-R,"
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one expert.
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Damn! I really wish I could remember having been in France. Did I get
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ride in the Pyrenees
No, the Alps. You used the crawlspace behind the file cabinet in your office and ended up 'on the D211 road just above Bourg d'Oisans, with a splitting headache, surrounded by hungover Dutch guys, and without any beer.'
