Operation Greyhound

[rich p]

http://www.cyclingne...in-leons-fridge

Fuentes just can't resist but at least providing dopage is a criminal offence now in Spain so he may belatedly get his come-uppance and have to give up his return to cycling ambitions.

OpG is supposed to focus on doping in athletics which, as most people suspect, has been rife in Spain for years. Maybe the Spanish are finally going to get tougher on doping in other sports which just leaves cycling to clear up!
Any thoughts, Bertie, Rafa?

 

[rich p]

Looks like Luis Leon Sanchez may be involved too

http://www.abc.es/20101209/deportes/guardia-civil-pone-marcha-201012091200.html

 

[rich p]

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/operacion-galgo-suspect-found-dead

One of the main players in Puerto and this case has committed suicide

 

[MotorpointProCycling]

This story seems to be developing so quickly. It's spiralling out of control.

Hard to believe that Leon has committed suicide now.

 

[Flying_Monkey]

That's tragic... I wonder whether they will try to call a halt to it now though, or whether this will intensify the search for the truth. In some ways, everyone who was involved with this doping ring has some element of responsibility for Leon's death...

 

[MotorpointProCycling]

I think the investigation will continue.

The press may decide to give them some time, or it could go the other way and they could focus on his suicide and the events leading up to it.