BREAKING:Jama Aden's hotel in Spain raided.

Update the front page Wejo or are you going to pretend nothing happened and brush it all under the carpet? Your pathetic attempt at a hit job may have got you a few applause from journalists, but it looks rather foolish now that Aden as been released and cleared. I'd be socked if Mo or his agent ever bothers dealing with you, especially if he sees this forum and the attempted smear on the front page.

It is ridiculous that Jama's son hashtaged #cleansports and #SayNoToDoping

If this bust (that includes law enforcement survellience) leads no where, there is no hope for athletics.

Pathetic wrote:

It is ridiculous that Jama's son hashtaged #cleansports and #SayNoToDoping

If this bust (that includes law enforcement survellience) leads no where, there is no hope for athletics.

Let's hope the perpetrators of this terrible harassment are locked up.

Cleared? They are out on bail.

He's been released, not cleared. If he had been cleared, he'd still be in possession of his passport. Instead, Catalan authorities have it. He'll be getting to know them well over the coming weeks:

http://deportes.elpais.com/deportes/2016/06/22/actualidad/1466626022_882478.html

Link wrote:

He'll be getting to know them well over the coming weeks

Note to self: don't go to Spain.

Link wrote:

He's been released, not cleared. If he had been cleared, he'd still be in possession of his passport. Instead, Catalan authorities have it. He'll be getting to know them well over the coming weeks:

http://deportes.elpais.com/deportes/2016/06/22/actualidad/1466626022_882478.html

Releasing a guilty man when they have so much evidence. Riiiigghhhht! Look at their facebook statement. It reeks of super-confidence. They found nothing, they got nothing. They know their in the clear and they'll get their passports back. Let's see if Wejo and the other journalist are willing to give it the same level of coverage.

bobgob wrote:

Aden as been released and cleared.

So they've been investigating him for three years and now they've cleared him, just like that. Amazing, place to go if you're a crim.

Oh yeah, you're an idiot.

bobgob wrote:

Link wrote:

He's been released, not cleared. If he had been cleared, he'd still be in possession of his passport. Instead, Catalan authorities have it. He'll be getting to know them well over the coming weeks:

http://deportes.elpais.com/deportes/2016/06/22/actualidad/1466626022_882478.html

Releasing a guilty man when they have so much evidence. Riiiigghhhht!

Yes, he hasn't been accused of murdering anyone, but this may surprise you, sometimes even people accused of murder awaiting trial get bail.

bobgob wrote:

Link wrote:

He's been released, not cleared. If he had been cleared, he'd still be in possession of his passport. Instead, Catalan authorities have it. He'll be getting to know them well over the coming weeks:

http://deportes.elpais.com/deportes/2016/06/22/actualidad/1466626022_882478.html

Releasing a guilty man when they have so much evidence. Riiiigghhhht! Look at their facebook statement. It reeks of super-confidence. They found nothing, they got nothing. They know their in the clear and they'll get their passports back. Let's see if Wejo and the other journalist are willing to give it the same level of coverage.

Almost as confident as a drug coach doping dozens of athletes who keeps used syringes and contraband in an insecure hotel room.

If my old man was a drug pushing fraud out on bail with a seized passport I'd shut my fvcking mouth.

bobgob wrote:

Link wrote:

He's been released, not cleared. If he had been cleared, he'd still be in possession of his passport. Instead, Catalan authorities have it. He'll be getting to know them well over the coming weeks:

http://deportes.elpais.com/deportes/2016/06/22/actualidad/1466626022_882478.html

Releasing a guilty man when they have so much evidence. Riiiigghhhht! Look at their facebook statement. It reeks of super-confidence. They found nothing, they got nothing. They know their in the clear and they'll get their passports back. Let's see if Wejo and the other journalist are willing to give it the same level of coverage.

I know you're either a Nike shill or a troll, but, if I'm not batting away your pathetic points, I have to work on leaky sink - and I hate plumbing, so...

Did you read the article I posted?!? It says that EPO was found. That's it. Game over. He and the others they arrested must report to the magistrate in a month. The prosecution did want them all held, so as to prevent contamination of others whose testimony they'll want for the prosecution, but Aden, and his group, are still on the hook. Read the article. Then, explain to me how being detained in a country, deprived of your passport, amidst a continuing investigation of your criminal activity = 'cleared'.

Unless you mean 'The Clear' was one of the drugs they found? Hmmm???

Just because the family says something, doesn't make it fact. I doubt a 3 year investigation, and month long 24/7 survellience would get "cleared" in 3 days.

If he was cleared, he would be holding his passport.

Who did he murder. wrote:

bobgob wrote:

Releasing a guilty man when they have so much evidence. Riiiigghhhht!

Yes, he hasn't been accused of murdering anyone, but this may surprise you, sometimes even people accused of murder awaiting trial get bail.

For simpletons:

bail

1. the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money be lodged to guarantee their appearance in court.

"he has been released on bail"

So will jaMA's Army be getting back to training or will they be nervously waiting for test results? Does anyone know if they've returned to that track since?

Why?

rjm33 wrote:Let's go back to Jos Hermens and what he said.

Link wrote:

Did you read the article I posted?!? It says that EPO was found. That's it. Game over. He and the others they arrested must report to the magistrate in a month.

So far, so good. But game over? Jama might end up having to pay a fine, or get a year on probation.

Would Jama sing to get a reduced sentence? Doubt it. We are not talking about 20 years reduced to 5 - 10. He'll be back soon, or worse, he might never stop coaching.

As for the athletes. Their reputation will (did) take a huge hit, but I don't see all of them being banned for life. Those few with a positive test (which might very well be 0) will get their 1 - 2 years ban, starting now, and that's it.

Finally, Mo Farah. The impact on him will even be smaller - he will continue as usual.

That brings me back to the IAAF, their credibility and the reliability of their testing. Investigating Jama since 2013? Unless they have secretly stored hundreds of positive tests from the Jama group, obviously their testing doesn't do much good, no matter whether that's because of corruption or because of ridiculously high thresholds.

And if they have secretly stored hundreds of positive tests from the Jama group, they'll have lots of explaining to do why they let them continue to rack up wins and world records.

British Athletics downplayed the role Aden played last year, saying, “All Aden did was hold a stop watch and shout out times. He wasn’t coaching. It was something that anyone could do and it wasn’t anything technical.”

How about:

“All Aden did was hold a syringe and shoot EPO into him. He wasn’t coaching. It was something that anyone could do and it wasn’t anything technical.”

It's sure not looking good for the athletes. 30 athletes and 60 syringes. Unfortunately an elementary school math problem. Laying guilt by association isn't right, but we'd be foolish not to strongly suspect here...

Agip wrote:

I'm hardly surprised. I hope he and his group go down if guilty.

This is a huge story

The newspapers do say EPO, but there are some rumblings/tweets/instagrams that the search for PEDs in the hotel was in vain.Let's see what more facts come out and what will be corroborated, or not.

Link wrote:

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Did you read the article I posted?!? It says that EPO was found. That's it. Game over. He and the others they arrested must report to the magistrate in a month. The prosecution did want them all held, so as to prevent contamination of others whose testimony they'll want for the prosecution, but Aden, and his group, are still on the hook. Read the article. Then, explain to me how being detained in a country, deprived of your passport, amidst a continuing investigation of your criminal activity = 'cleared'.

Unless you mean 'The Clear' was one of the drugs they found? Hmmm???