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Feds pressure Bonds' trainer's family
Thirteen days before he left a Dublin, Calif., prison facility a free man last November, Greg Anderson had another personal hurdle looming: his wife Nicole had filed a petition to annul their nearly two-year marriage, a clear sign that the stress stemming from her husband's link to Barry Bonds' legal woes had forced her to a breaking point. But the petition Nicole Anderson filed in San Mateo County was never served, and the pressure on her personal life has only intensified: Nicole and her mother, Madeleine Gestas, have also been dragged into the government's case against baseball's all-time home run king. Bonds is set to stand trial on perjury and obstruction of justice charges on March 2, and Greg Anderson, Bonds' former personal trainer, is considered an important witness for the government, even though he has steadfastly refused to testify against his former friend and employer during the five-year-old BALCO case, even serving a year-long sentence on civil contempt charges. As the Daily News first reported in December, the government expanded its probe, shifting the focus to Nicole Anderson and other people close to Greg Anderson, hoping to pressure him to break his silence.
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Oh goodie!!!!!!!!! B*rry B*onds is back again on Fictionnation.com.
Who cares.............
Grossedout9
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zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
U.S. GOVERNMENT
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wow a worth reading comment? Typical little knowing little brained people.......
Grossedout9
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wow a worth reading comment? Typical little knowing little brained people.......
Grossedout9 | 08/31/08, 08:02 AM
I was just thinking the same thing...
U.S. GOVERNMENT
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Grossedout9-Nobody cares to see what you do at home, take that shhht down.
As far as Bonds is concerned the Feds are really trying to nail his ****. should have just told the truth and there would be no case.
Keelee24
Columbia , SC
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I love you too U.S..............................:/ahhahahaha priceless
Grossedout9
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this is funny because someone on one of the threads used this as an example of what FN should be posting for discussion and now here it is. :)
4192jc (Don't give…
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Whether you like Bonds & Anderson or not, this is wrong. If the gov'et. can't make a case, they should not be able to use the IRS to pressure family members in order to bail themselves out. It is unconstitutional. I know this is a sports board but this is happening too often in this country & should be a warning to everyone.
doghockey
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gs should not be saying i love you too to another guy with that picture up
yankeefan21142
Yankees Territory, NY
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I'm no fan of Bonds but this is ridiculous. Our federal government has bigger crooks to go after with this much energy and resources than Barry Bonds. What the hell are the priorities of our government officials these days???
EastCoastKeith
Jersey Shore, NJ
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For everyone who thinks the federal government is being ridiculous here you couldn't be further from the truth. Example one: Martha Stewart lied to the feds and got six months in prison. Example two: Marion Jones lied to the feds and got even more prison time. Example three: Jason Giambi told the truth and no criminal penalty was involved. Simply put, yes, the feds have bigger fish to fry, but if you lie to them for any reason, no matter how minor, you become that bigger fish. Both Marion Jones and Martha Stewart wouldn't have a criminal record if they had just told the truth. The same is true with Bonds. He wouldn't be in this mess had he just honed up to his steroid use.
tr0ysbuckett
Little Falls , MN
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tr0ysbuckett, thank you for saving me some typing. Agree completely. Tell the truth, and its done. And why is it dragging still? Bonds' lawyers keep asking for extensions. Having read the SF Chronicle yesterday, Anderson's mother in law has been running a shell game for years, so she brought the heat on herself. Regarding Anderson's marriage, too bad, but it seems he'd rather be in jail than spend time with his wife. Losers all.
355mike
San Francisco , CA
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"Both Marion Jones and Martha Stewart wouldn't have a criminal record if they had just told the truth."
With all due respect tr0ysbuckett, you sound like a guy that's been reading too many comic books and drinking the Government Kool-Aid...
The federal penal system is jammed full of guys who "told the truth" to the feds......
ghostofthebabe
Brookline, MA
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Oh, how clever. Such insight.
355mike
San Francisco , CA
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Actually Jones wouldn't have a criminal record, and Bonds wouldn't still have this hanging over him. At the BALCO trial, witnesses were told they would not be prosecuted if they were truthful, and they would be if they lied. That seems clear. Martha may not have had that deal. The Feds wanted cooperation to close down a steroids ring, so offered to not prosecute. Bonds' hubris is at fault in his case. He would still be a jerk, but he wouldn't have this still hanging over him, and people he supposedly cares about. Some friend.
355mike
San Francisco , CA
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Bonds has this coming. He chose to break the law and lie about it. Then the **** had the gall to get pissed when he was called to task. He had the gall to lie when the feds gave him immunity on a ****ing silver platter. He brought this on himself, and has NO right to be upset at all.
Onto Anderson's wife. The feds are trying to make their case as solid as possible. They may have everything they need to get Bonds. But they want to make absolutely certain that there is NO way the slimeball gets away with his crimes.
cubs/bears
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Is Barry dead yet?
That or him going to jail are the only Barry Bonds stories that I ever want to see.
Philtraton
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I'm getting real tired of you ducking me, man.
sacked92
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No B:rry B*nds is not gone yet. But from Baseball he long gone.........
Grossedout9
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Is B*rry B*nds is not gone from this world. But from Basball he long gone and forgot....... Know if the media would understand
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