It could explain why Barry Bonds’ attorneys believe the grand jury questions to him were impossibly vague and why the focus of the BALCO case veered from prosecuting distributors of illegal anabolic steroids and money launderers to catching world-class athletes lying about drug use.
Taking the Clear – the star drug of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative – was not a crime, according to expert testimony included in grand jury documents.
Not only was the performance-enhancing drug tetrahydrogestrinone (THG) not specifically banned when athletes squirted “The Clear” under their tongues to gain an edge, the testimony also indicates that the drug wasn’t categorized by the Justice Department as a steroid until January 2005, long after the drug laboratory had been shuttered. Yahoo+ Rest of article
Well it looks like Barry Bonds was innocent the whole time. He was taking something perfectly legal and not a banned substance. This should lay to rest all of the steroid allegations along with him being called a cheater. Barry Bonds is the greatest player of all time, and it shows that he was so good without using any illegal substances. The homerun king is back, and should be voted in the H.O.F. first ballot now. So I will need an apology to be written to Barry bonds by BMack and all of his critics immediately.
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