Someone should tell Shelby no one really cares in the grand scheme of things. Competitive running is such a microscope that largely doesn't matter in the grand scheme of life. I had a friend in college (elite runner) that got popped for doping after school. I saw him a few years back and I literally completely forgot about it. Like didn't even once think of it when I saw him. This was about 15 years ago that he got caught, and at the time it seemed like a huge deal. But when I saw him again I only thought of him as a good runner and a good guy. He retired after getting caught and lives a pretty happy life now. I guess the one difference is he admitted to it right away.
I'm not saying she's a not a cheater, but it's such a small part of life. No one will remember any of us in 60 years except our kids.