You Can Run But You Can't Hide Malmo - More And More People Know The Truth About You

Posting doesn't make one a vain crybaby. Incessantly complaining and getting your panties in a bunch when you have posts deleted does. It happens to most of us. Not a big deal.

Tyrannosaurus Rexing wrote:

Wejo seems to concur with this viewpoint, don't you respect his opinion? (Question to malmo)

He probably does just doesn't agree with it. Not a problem.

my take on this wrote:

We still don't know A Duck's identity- please close this thread.

There are those that do but it ain't going to get a run here.

R.J. wrote:

Actually malmo has removed a few of his own posts from this thread. In particular, he removed his post revealing the identities of SK and BM, the Nike people allegedly shipping steroids on orders of Dick Brown. Fortunately, there are other sources for this bit of gossip.

And he removed at least one of replies to Marc Davis' plea to not be dragged into malmo's drama.

Scott Krause and Bill Mittelstat..that was an accidental deletion...fat-fingered. I didn't say anything about Dick Brown ordering them to do anything. In fact part of my mission is to uncover out exactly who directed them to do so. Krasue will never step up and do the right thing. Mittelstat is the best best to come forward. Even though he is bound by the same misguided omerta as all of the other black hats, at least he has a conscience and might break if he realizes the black hat doesn't fit him very well. As with Dick Brown, both are good guys who feel compelled to serve the wrong master.

It is not "my drama". I want nothing to do about drama. A Duck woke me up and I've decided that it would be a good idea for someone to just sort out all of the facts once and for all. In a very deliberate and thoughtful process.

With DOC I was saddened by it for putting him a place were he felt he had to lie about something that could be confirmed in one quick phone call. There was no reason for him to lie and in all my conversations with him I never had any reason to believe he'd ever go to the dark side.

Masters wrote:

There are those that do but it ain't going to get a run here.

Is he a 1:48 800m runner?

From

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"Funny, it was Dick Brown who was explicitly hired to run Athletic West's doping program. It was Dick Brown who thought nothing was wrong with it. It was Dick Brown who pressured Sue Addison and Lee Arbogast to go on steroids (both of them declined). It was Dick Brown who had two of Nike's employees (Scott Krause and Bill Mittlestadt) shipping steroids in shoe boxes. Of course he's going to associate himself with a convict like Jon Gill."

I should also make clear that I didn't interpret an earlier post of yours to imply that any of the people who viewed your souvenir were on the sauce; on the contrary, it was my impression that you were discouraging them from it. Some of the anonymous trolls in this thread don't doubt your honesty.

" didn't say anything about Dick Brown ordering them to do anything. In fact part of my mission is to uncover out exactly who directed them to do so"

"It was Dick Brown who had two of Nike's employees (Scott Krause and Bill Mittlestadt) shipping steroids in shoe boxes."

I see what you're doing there RJ. You are juxtaposing two quotes made 10 years apart, both saying the same thing, one with a qualifying phrase, one that is ostensibly contrary to that qualifying phrase in an attempt to make it into a lie, ergo I'm lying.

The 2004 quote would be exactly as I understood it both then and now. Dick Brown was the architect of the AW drug program, the logical inference is that he would have been the one ordering drugs being shipped in shoe boxes. But, was he? or another administrator? I don't know the answers to that question and it is one that I asked a guy two days ago and couldn't zero in on it either.

malmo, is it too soon to ask what is the plan here? Do you plan to team up with a journalist and prepare a published document? Blog? Internet message board?

We heard rumors a long time ago, as things were happening, but these were just rumors (although some were relatively credible eyewitness accounts from friends who were on the circuit back in the day). Then there were big stories like the break up of AW. More stories from those with likely insider information, maybe 15 years ago. This thread, as sordid as it's been, has only corroborated things. Plus it has a lot of good links and resources.