Did disgraced marathoner Rita Jeptoo try to stop officials from testing her 'B' sample?

I don't know if she tried to grab the specimen container or not but that guy behind her is mostly def busted for falling asleep!

First of all, Rita Jeptoo is not disgraced. How dare your site pass judgment on not only one of the best female runners of all time, but also one of the kindest and most caring people in Africa. Second, your story has some false implications that you are trying to draw conclusions from. Rita clearly had a language barrier wit the testers and she has always been a very private person, especially when it comes to genetic information. Our society is starting to drift to a transhumanist global regime and I think Rita was just protecting herself in that sense. There's no indication at all that she knew that it was a drug test going on; she just assumed thtere was inappropriate handling of here genetic information. I see no reason that you can fault someone for that

She was caught but likely hundreds of others are getting away with it and race organizers keep on inviting them to road races and giving them prize money. Incredible really.

Rita Jeptoo's Aunt wrote:

First of all, Rita Jeptoo is not disgraced. How dare your site pass judgment on not only one of the best female runners of all time, but also one of the kindest and most caring people in Africa. Second, your story has some false implications that you are trying to draw conclusions from. Rita clearly had a language barrier wit the testers and she has always been a very private person, especially when it comes to genetic information. Our society is starting to drift to a transhumanist global regime and I think Rita was just protecting herself in that sense. There's no indication at all that she knew that it was a drug test going on; she just assumed thtere was inappropriate handling of here genetic information. I see no reason that you can fault someone for that

If this is a sarcastic post then props for going all out. If not then you're an absolute mug and should be awarded the village idiot badge.

I'm perplexed how Edgar got into her blood - must have been a faulty test...

She didn't need it anyway because Edgar doesn't affect East Africans 😂

iceberg's tip wrote:

She was caught but likely hundreds of others are getting away with it and race organizers keep on inviting them to road races and giving them prize money. Incredible really.

You really have an obsession/fetish with this idea, don't you? We heard you the first 27 times.

BS wrote:

I don't know if she tried to grab the specimen container or not but that guy behind her is mostly def busted for falling asleep!

lol that guy is passed the f**k out.

BS wrote:

I don't know if she tried to grab the specimen container or not but that guy behind her is mostly def busted for falling asleep!

Dope!

Rita Jeptoo's Aunt wrote:

First of all, Rita Jeptoo is not disgraced. How dare your site pass judgment on not only one of the best female runners of all time, but also one of the kindest and most caring people in Africa. Second, your story has some false implications that you are trying to draw conclusions from. Rita clearly had a language barrier wit the testers and she has always been a very private person, especially when it comes to genetic information. Our society is starting to drift to a transhumanist global regime and I think Rita was just protecting herself in that sense. There's no indication at all that she knew that it was a drug test going on; she just assumed thtere was inappropriate handling of here genetic information. I see no reason that you can fault someone for that

Hi rekrunner!

Ummm... Hello?

I suspect "Rita Jeptoo's Aunt"'s post was not serious.

Looks like Jeptoo at least cleared Beradelli from any involvement. But we already knew from the recent CAS ruling:

"that (Jeptoo) hid the visits to the doctor in question from her manager and coach".

It's disappointing she doesn't know (and therefore we won't know) how or when EPO got in her system, despite CAS finding to its comfortable satisfaction:

"The undisputed source of the rEPO found in her sample of 25 September 2014 was an injection given to her by a doctor. The athlete provided various differing accounts of the circumstances leading up to the injection and also regarding her relationship with that doctor."

Rita Jeptoo's Aunt wrote:

First of all, Rita Jeptoo is not disgraced. How dare your site pass judgment on not only one of the best female runners of all time, but also one of the kindest and most caring people in Africa. Second, your story has some false implications that you are trying to draw conclusions from. Rita clearly had a language barrier wit the testers and she has always been a very private person, especially when it comes to genetic information. Our society is starting to drift to a transhumanist global regime and I think Rita was just protecting herself in that sense. There's no indication at all that she knew that it was a drug test going on; she just assumed thtere was inappropriate handling of here genetic information. I see no reason that you can fault someone for that

👎Nice satire.

rekrunner wrote:

Ummm... Hello?

I suspect "Rita Jeptoo's Aunt"'s post was not serious.

Looks like Jeptoo at least cleared Beradelli from any involvement. But we already knew from the recent CAS ruling:

"that (Jeptoo) hid the visits to the doctor in question from her manager and coach".

This is what she is claiming. People do lie in court, stupid people. Given the situation and the people involved she could've been paid to lie. She has no income these days.

Enough already wrote:

iceberg's tip wrote:

She was caught but likely hundreds of others are getting away with it and race organizers keep on inviting them to road races and giving them prize money. Incredible really.

You really have an obsession/fetish with this idea, don't you? We heard you the first 27 times.

I have not said it 27 times only twice which is hardlly an "obsession" or "fetish" yet that is enough to bother you to comment. You look like the one with the obsession or maybe you are an agent?

Or maybe you believe that the drug testing system is perfect and every single athlete who is cheating is caught.

Icberg's tip wrote:

Or maybe you believe that the drug testing system is perfect and every single athlete who is cheating is caught.

There are a few goofballs who post occasionally that try and argue that only those athletes caught are the one's using, i.e., a 100% detection rate. 😅. Even the EPO skeptic rekrunner doesn't go that far.

Of course she lies. But in a typical rekrunner post, he pretends to believe her - like Aden, Salazar, and I won't mention any of his British buddies.

Let's just look at this section:

Two years of EPO usage, at minimum, yet "she does not know when the EPO was detected during the Chicago marathon was administered to her". Maybe it was in her vitamins? Also, her positive test was from September 25, yet she blames a treatment for injuries from mid August for it.

We also learned from the CAS ruling:

But yeah, let's just trust this outstanding athlete.

LetsRun.com wrote:

This from an article in the Daily Nation yesterday about the testimony of Rita Jeptoo at her former coach's hearing. The article says the test was in 2015, but we assume it was a misquote and it was meant to say 2014 as that was when Jeptoo would have been in Laussane to have her "B" sample tested. (Athletes are allowed to come watch their "B" sample getting tested in person.)

The article doesn't make it 100% clear, but there was at least some altercation between Jeptoo and the testers.

Why did you put up a thread title like that when the only thing known is there was some sort of altercation?

With this mindset, you can basically pick and chose what you want, as long as the hope remains alive that the possibility still exists.I'm less interested in what "could've been", and more interested in the supporting evidence, if any.

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

This is what she is claiming. People do lie in court, stupid people. Given the situation and the people involved she could've been paid to lie. She has no income these days.

I expressed a historical fact, and a personal disappointment in her testimony, in lacking one important detail. I didn't express my personal belief about the truthfulness of her statement in court, but did show that it corroborates what the CAS also found to its comfortable satisfaction. The CAS is in a better position to determine this, and I have no reason to believe that the CAS got it wrong.What is also typical of me is to point out how much of what you express in all of these threads relies on this word "believe", based on what you pick and chose to "believe", from whomever you pick and chose to "trust", when it suits you. That's why I use the term "mythology" so often, to emphasize that it is more "belief" than "knowledge".Very little, if any at all, of what I "believe" about Jeptoo, Aden, Salazar, my British buddies, etc., is based on me "trusting" what they've said about themselves.

casual obsever wrote:

Of course she lies. But in a typical rekrunner post, he pretends to believe her - like Aden, Salazar, and I won't mention any of his British buddies.

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But yeah, let's just trust this outstanding athlete.

rekrunner wrote:

I expressed a historical fact, and a personal disappointment in her testimony, in lacking one important detail. I didn't express my personal belief about the truthfulness of her statement in court, but did show that it corroborates what the CAS also found to its comfortable satisfaction.

Did you express a fact, that "she doesn't know"?

rekrunner wrote:

It's disappointing she doesn't know (and therefore we won't know) how or when EPO got in her system

Too funny, considering that she obviously lied. A more accurate statement would be:

"She does not admit how and when and under whose guidance she doped."

Same old, same old.

rekrunner wrote:

Very little, if any at all, of what I "believe" about Jeptoo, Aden, Salazar, my British buddies, etc., is based on me "trusting" what they've said about themselves.

Oh? You defended Paula's nonsense about 30 C and having been tested "right after the race" multiple times, although she never brought up any evidence.

Plus, you consistently choose to put the statements of the people under investigation as well as proven corrupt organizations and their plan-B Saugy over the analyses of independent experts and investigative journalists, calling the corrupt organizations "authoritative sources" and journalists from BBC, Guardian and Seppelt "sensationalist journalists".

Then, you can "accuse" me of using discoveries of "sensationalist journalists", which are disputed by "authoritative sources". Lol.

For your sakes, I continue to hope that you are simply trolling.

encephalitis wrote:

LetsRun.com wrote:

This from an article in the Daily Nation yesterday about the testimony of Rita Jeptoo at her former coach's hearing. The article says the test was in 2015, but we assume it was a misquote and it was meant to say 2014 as that was when Jeptoo would have been in Laussane to have her "B" sample tested. (Athletes are allowed to come watch their "B" sample getting tested in person.)

The article doesn't make it 100% clear, but there was at least some altercation between Jeptoo and the testers.

Why did you put up a thread title like that when the only thing known is there was some sort of altercation?

a) The lawyer is insinuating that it's what Jeptoo tried to do.

b) That's why there is a question mark in the thread title.