Floyd Landis talks with Larry King on CNN, responding to allegations by Agence Française de Lutte contre le Dopage (AFLD – the French anti doping agency) that he hacked into doping lab computers. The very idea that Landis is capable of hacking into a computer is laughable to him. “I wouldn’t know how to do that,” when he’s asked if he’s ever hacked into a computer. Landis grew up in a rural Mennonite village.
Landis continues to deny doping while also denying that he ever hacked into a computer. The French anti doping lab accuses Landis of hacking into a lab computer to steal the documents Landis used to defend himself. According to Landis, the documents were all legally provided to them by the US anti doping association through legal discovery.
The French warrant is apparently for failure to appear, but Floyd claims that he never received any notification to appear.
Click through to view the interview at YouTube.
H/T to Rick Vosper, who writes about Larry King: “Do you suppose there’s anyone in broadcasting who knows less about cycling?”
See also:
- Floyd Landis loses CAS appeal
- Floyd Landis Guilty – Loses 2006 Tour de France Title
- Floyd Landis: Positively False
- Larry and his folding bike
