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T.O. might be called to testify for Bonds
The New York Times reports reports why Cowboy receiver Terrell Owens might be called to testify for Barry Bonds when the former baseball slugger goes on trial on charges he lied to a grand jury when he said he never knowingly took performance-enhancing drugs. The trial is scheduled to begin March 2.
In court filings Friday, prosecutors said Steve Hoskins, a childhood friend of Bonds', will testify that Bonds admitted to him that he used steroids.
In 2003, according to the Times, Bonds reported Hoskins to the FBI, accusing him of stealing his money. Hoskins later cooperated with investigators looking into whether Bonds committed perjury.
The filing by the prosecutors indicated that federal agents met separately in 2003 with Owens, then with the San Francisco 49ers, and former NFL star Jerry Rice, then with the Oakland Raiders.
Performance-enhancing drugs, however, was not believed to be the reason for those meetings. Instead, the authorities are believed to have met with Owens and Rice about their relationship with Hoskins, who sold sports memorabilia.
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The New York Times reports reports why Cowboy receiver Terrell Owens might be called to testify for Barry Bonds when the former baseball slugger goes on trial on charges he lied to a grand jury when he said he never knowingly took performance-enhancing drugs. The trial is scheduled to begin March 2.
In court filings Friday, prosecutors said Steve Hoskins, a childhood friend of Bonds', will testify that Bonds admitted to him that he used steroids.
In 2003, according to the Times, Bonds reported Hoskins to the FBI, accusing him of stealing his money. Hoskins later cooperated with investigators looking into whether Bonds committed perjury.
The filing by the prosecutors indicated that federal agents met separately in 2003 with Owens, then with the San Francisco 49ers, and former NFL star Jerry Rice, then with the Oakland Raiders.
Performance-enhancing drugs, however, was not believed to be the reason for those meetings. Instead, the authorities are believed to have met with Owens and Rice about their relationship with Hoskins, who sold sports memorabilia.
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