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Re: Mayfield guilty or not, I'm confused.
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Re: Mayfield guilty or not, I'm confused. -
07-16-2009
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Given what appears to be a contradicting array of stories involving Jeremy Mayfield, NASCAR, Mayfield's past family relations, maybe this guy really is telling the truth. For a guy to go to such lengths to clear his name, reinstate his innocence for drug use or abuse, there must be some merit to his efforts. *There really is nothing that definitely states he is a drug user or really did violate NASCAR drug use policy. *NASCAR apparently is using only a NASCAR affiliated laboratory, and some apparent abnormal program and collection methods, like showing up at Mayfield's home. A family member stating she knows and has witnessed JM using drugs does not seem to hold much credibility, especially given the circumstances of that relationship from a previous marriage to JM's father that apparently was not homogenous with the rest of the family. I guess the only thing to do is wait for this all to play out in court, and it will. *If NASCAR is found to be in error for its behavour and this stepmother is found to have lied, then JM won't have to qualify to race another day. *NASCAR may just have to get the checkbook out and write out a large payment to JM. *It would be helpful if JM could submit a sample to a nationally known drug screening lab and have his B sample submitted to another lab and then maybe have a C sample submitted to NASCAR's lab. *That might go a long way toward clearing his name. * I have doubts again whether JM is guilty, even though I reacted to the news release of the other day. *There is just too much drama going on with this story to really come to any armchair conclusion. Again, I will give JM the benefit of doubt until proven otherwise in a court of law or other established proceeding. * * |
further information to draw any
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Dave
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It would be helpful if JM could submit a sample to a nationally known drug screening lab and have his B sample submitted to another lab and then maybe have a C sample submitted to NASCAR's lab. That might go a long way toward clearing his name. |
on how to do that. The only way it could happen would be under
court order and with court supervision.
John
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Tim Shelton <noemail1543 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in news:nl8v55tn5rha5cjnbthemae6p2c8g84m5b (AT) ccr (DOT) org: It would be helpful if JM could submit a sample to a nationally known drug screening lab and have his B sample submitted to another lab and then maybe have a C sample submitted to NASCAR's lab. That might go a long way toward clearing his name. I don't think Mayfield and NASCAR could ever come to an agreement on how to do that. The only way it could happen would be under court order and with court supervision. John this much is known |
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