The Italian news agency ANSA has reported that police have already obtained Riccò’s medical records.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the doctor who treated Riccò told police that he was in a state of shock and said, “in the presence of his wife [ed. actually his fiancé Vania Rossi], that he had done a blood transfusion that he had kept in the fridge at home for 25 days.” He was apparently worried about “the poor conservation of the blood he put back in.”
Riccò is still in hospital but could soon be questioned by police. Under Italian law he could face between three months and three years in jail for doping offences.
Il a pas bien regardé l'étiquette et s'est injecté le restant de sorbet aux framboises de l'été passé.
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Sébastien
Au complet ce midi. Et pour finir, il dénonce Michael Barry, dont j'aurais tant voulu qu'on ne ternisse pas l'image... Bah. Tous pareil.
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