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• derek - Nov 16 2007 | baseball, news, barry bonds

  Quoted: Barry Bonds was indicted today on four counts of perjury in connection with his testimony about his use of performance-enhancing drugs, his lawyer said.

  • Roldy - Nov 16 2007
    

    so they has some new dirt on him?

  • baorao - Nov 16 2007
    

    I can't find any articles that go in depth about why Greg Anderson was released from jail today. It's a coincidence at the very least, but it could potentially be a whole lot more.

    Quoted: Today, Mr. Anderson was ordered released after spending about a year in jail, his lawyer and friend, Paula Canny, said in an interview. Ms. Canny, driving to jail to pick up Mr. Anderson this afternoon, said it was "mean and vindictive" for the government to have kept Anderson in jail when he was not needed to indict Mr. Bonds.

    I somehow seriously doubt the government just up and said "you're right, we are being mean and vindictive. Never mind your withheld testimony Mr. Anderson, you are free to go".

  • derek - Nov 16 2007
    

    r0ldy: Old dirt, but they've been sitting on it.

    baorao: Exactly.

  • drew_s - Nov 16 2007
    

    Gov't might have sat on things until he became king of the homeruns looking for an even bigger splash...maybe some Mitchell report tie in too. Selig has to be thrilled with the timing. The writing on the wall was when espn hired the "game of shadows" guy this week.

  • TsaoTsao - Nov 16 2007
    

    wow, almost forgot about it.

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