Frank Meza 2:53:10 at LA Marathon (70 years old) unofficial time (just finished)

CDF wrote:

And first we have contestant Number 4. wrote:

This is the fourth placed guy. Note 70 years old and based in California. Sounds a formidable fella too from his resume' if he decided to take on L.A. Marathon.

https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=7411901&privcapId=7690739

Like most, he probably doesn't give a sh!t either.

You keep clinging to your "participation" medals though.

If the guys knocked off the podium don't "give a sh!t" as you seem to somehow know, then fine. At least they have had a chance to do something in case they do. They have lost more than "participation trophies" after all.

Can't see why you'd have a problem with info which basically says, "Your stolen goods are located here, if you wish to claim them."

Roderick Powell wrote:

I read the 2 reviews that obviously came from posters from this thread. They were absurd. They looked like letters from a jilted lover. They went beyond stating "he cheated". They seemed to be trying to convince someone that FM was a cheater at marathons, a person who was just trying to get info about a doctor, These go on a permanent record. These does no honor to us runners. "Creepy" would apply to this kind of behavior.

Lol. Did you read the Health Grades review from 2016, long before he came onto the LetsRun radar, Roderick? Far more damning than anything anyone's said about his marathon cheating and considerably more likely to put someone off as taking him on as their doctor. It basically charges him with death due to negligence. Lol.

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He's the worst dr, because of him my father is dead, because he did not send him to see an oncologist when he had a ct scan! My father needed liver protocol follow up, or a dr follow up and he fail protocol until 4 years later the tumor grew n my father never had the chance to see medical treatment While the tumor was barely beggining! He's responsible for my fathers dead! It was documented on his kaiser computer! the worst dr

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Not sure Roderick is capable of empathy. If people have to die to ensure FM never retires, well, so be it.

So, is anything actually happening in this thread? I've read through many pages and it seems to be a bunch of keyboard warriors. It's obvious the dude cheated, so now what?

Senator Clay Davis wrote:

So, is anything actually happening in this thread? I've read through many pages and it seems to be a bunch of keyboard warriors. It's obvious the dude cheated, so now what?

Turn the other cheek, my brethren. Let he who is sinless cast the first stone..

Senator Clay Davis wrote:

So, is anything actually happening in this thread? I've read through many pages and it seems to be a bunch of keyboard warriors. It's obvious the dude cheated, so now what?

Don’t play dumb. We’ll continue to occasionally kick this thread’s dead body hoping against hope that it will stir.

And we’ll also hope that it’ll get picked up by a main news outlet and that Frank will be exposed a bit more publicly.

Barring that, we’ll monitor if Frank enters another race. But that is doubtful. I’d wager he couldn’t run a single mile at 2:53 marathon pace.

My sins are well known & often exaggerated.

Sunday Sermon wrote:

Senator Clay Davis wrote:

So, is anything actually happening in this thread? I've read through many pages and it seems to be a bunch of keyboard warriors. It's obvious the dude cheated, so now what?

Turn the other cheek, my brethren. Let he who is sinless cast the first stone..

I have never cheated in a race.

But are you saying that cheating should be overlooked because all of us sin in other ways? Seems like a recipe for chaos.

There should be consequences wrote:

Sunday Sermon wrote:

Turn the other cheek, my brethren. Let he who is sinless cast the first stone..

I have never cheated in a race.

But are you saying that cheating should be overlooked because all of us sin in other ways? Seems like a recipe for chaos.

Let us all join hands with Frank and rejoice in conciliation and forgiveness.

Googlerperson wrote:

Bad reviews linked to his marathon cheating are starting to show up in Health Grades and Vitals.com. That should get his attention

I really don't comprehend how violating the terms of those websites and leaving false information and reviews is much different than cheating.

A question for you. wrote:

A question and a suggestion for you wrote:

[quote]A question and a suggestion. wrote:

What he "believes" to be the truth?

Yes, or are you questioning that he doesn't believe it to be the truth?

And yes, I know he cheated, everyone who has seen the evidence already knows that. To be clear, there is NO chance that he didn't cheat. Just wanted to be CRYSTAL clear on that.

Meat Tornado wrote:

Googlerperson wrote:

Bad reviews linked to his marathon cheating are starting to show up in Health Grades and Vitals.com. That should get his attention

I really don't comprehend how violating the terms of those websites and leaving false information and reviews is much different than cheating.

Cheating in a marathon and setting a World Age Group Record versus what? You need to stay on the sidelines if you can't see the difference old man. Some people are really lacking in the Apples to Oranges department.

It's not hard. wrote:

What would St. Ignatious think? wrote:

However, as I am not a member of your community, whom specifically would you advise to contact about your colleague?

You don't have to be a member of my community or any other, just an ability to use the internet:

https://www.loyolahs.edu/people/frank-kozakowski/

Thanks for the link. I have sent an email to Principle Kozakowski requesting that the reference to Frank Meza's world record be removed from the Loyola High School website.

However, I think any such request would have greater impact if it came from someone with actual ties to Loyola.

Meat Tornado wrote:

Googlerperson wrote:

Bad reviews linked to his marathon cheating are starting to show up in Health Grades and Vitals.com. That should get his attention

I really don't comprehend how violating the terms of those websites and leaving false information and reviews is much different than cheating.

+1

I think this is an excellent point.

okay already wrote:

Meat Tornado wrote:

I really don't comprehend how violating the terms of those websites and leaving false information and reviews is much different than cheating.

+1

I think this is an excellent point.

Exactly. The hypocrisy of some of these guys is immense. Earlier one of them lied and said that I had the same IP as someone else, which was patently false. How can you claim to have the moral high ground when you are deliberately lying?

Well said, Roderick Powell. I was thinking the same thing.

okay already wrote:

Meat Tornado wrote:

I really don't comprehend how violating the terms of those websites and leaving false information and reviews is much different than cheating.

+1

I think this is an excellent point.

okay already is Meat Tornado. just verified it. shame on you for lying.

Good news travels fast. wrote:

Thanks for the link above, I've already emailed the Principal to tell him the following article is now out of date and that Dr Meza has set a new world record. Apparently he'd already been informed of the new WR by Dr Meza and a new article highlighting the achievement would be appearing in the school news shortly.

did you? really? you did? you really did? did you do this, really? really, you did it?

and the school news will publish an article? really? the school will publish an article highlightning this "achievement"? the school will really celebrate this? really? really? shortly?

What would St. Ignatious think? wrote:

It's not hard. wrote:

[quote]What would St. Ignatious think? wrote:

However, as I am not a member of your community, whom specifically would you advise to contact about your colleague?

You don't have to be a member of my community or any other, just an ability to use the internet:

Thanks for the link. I have sent an email to Principle Kozakowski requesting that the reference to Frank Meza's world record be removed from the Loyola High School website.

However, I think any such request would have greater impact if it came from someone with actual ties to Loyola.

In that case I suggest you email this fellow requesting him too:

Not only does he have ties to Loyola, but he has participated in many of Dr Meza's running achievements, there's no evidence of Dr Bland cheating, but I'm 100% sure he would be aware of Dr Meza's non-sporting methods.