In the past few days, a criminal complaint from the Manhattan District Court in the United States has attracted the attention of many media.
Federal prosecutors accused a Texas man of peddling performance-enhancing drugs to elite athletes ahead of last year's Tokyo Olympics. One of the buyers, who had an amazing success after taking the drug, sent a message to the drug dealer: "This thing is really powerful, it works so well!" ”
She is Nigeria's sprinter Okagberry, Okagberry has won the silver medal in the long jump of the Beijing Olympic Games, in addition to the long jump, Okagbery has achieved quite good results in the 100 meters, 200 meters and relay events, she has also won the World Relay Championships.
Ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, 32-year-old Okaghberg's grades had slipped, and she found an American man, Eric Lira, peddling drugs to improve her grades.
Under the guise of lira, who describes himself as an "kinesiologist and expert in naturopathy," Lila gained the trust of Okagberry and said he could try it first and pay for it later.
He said he concocted drugs that were made by extracting natural ingredients without any side effects and could evade the World Doping Organization's checks.
At the Nigerian Olympic Athletics Trials before the Tokyo Olympics, Okagberry ran an amazing time of 10.63 seconds, which was among the top ten in the human women's 100 meters. Okaghberg, who has begun to decline, has become the strongest contender for the women's 100 meters gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics, to everyone's surprise.
With such an excellent result, Okagbery was so excited that she immediately sent $25,000 to the lira and sent a message to the lira: "This thing is so powerful, but it works!" ”
Lila also inspired Okagbery with the tone of her mentor, replying to the message: "Go to Tokyo Olympics to rule 100 meters, come on!" ”
Perhaps already aware of the power of the drug provided by Lila, in the preliminary round of the women's 100 meters at the Tokyo Olympics, Okagberry relented and ran only 11.06 seconds, but this result was enough to advance to the semi-finals.
However, just a day before the semi-finals, the World Anti-Doping Agency announced that Okagberry failed a drug test and that there was human growth hormone in her blood. At this point, Okagbery became the first athlete to test positive for doping at the Tokyo Olympics.
Okagberry was so confident that she trusted what Lila called "naturally extracted medicine" and applied to open the B-bottle test.
There was no suspense, the B-bottle test results were exactly the same, originally, Okagberry could have been banned for three years because she voluntarily applied for the B-bottle test, and in the end, she was banned for 4 years.
Such a fine is undoubtedly a devastating blow to the 32-year-old Okagbery, and her sports career is basically over.
A distraught Ocaghberry messaged Leela to ask, "They say I'm positive... I don't understand! ”
This time, Okagbery didn't get a reply from the other side, she was blocked!