WADA laboratory in Lausanne indicated a mistake in the report of the commission of Richard McLaren

Former Director of the Laboratory of the World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA) in Lausanne Marsiawal Joga pointed out a mistake in the report of the independent WADA commission under the leadership of Richard McLaren. In a letter, in a letter to the head of the organization Craig Ridi, which was at the disposal of the Khaker group Fancy Bears, set out his arguments in a letter.

The letter published by the Life.ru portal is about 67 doping tests of Russian athletes, who allegedly were illegally destroyed by the laboratory in March 2013.

According to the Boars, in 2015, after the start of a large -scale investigation of the situation with doping in Russia, an independent audit was carried out and the chronology of the above events was restored. It turned out that out of 67 allegedly destroyed tests 54 were analyzed and gave a negative result. Three months later, as the standards require, they were really destroyed.

At the same time, WADA did not give any special instructions about these 54 samples, and before the procedure for destroying them in March 2013, the laboratory sent a corresponding notification to WADA and did not receive any answer.

In one of the 13 remaining samples, a prohibited substance was found and the remaining 12 were preserved for further rechecking. The subsequent check showed the presence of anabolic steroids in two samples. It was these data that made it possible to suspect the Moscow anti -doping laboratory in violations.

In a letter, I emphasizes that the Lausanne laboratory collaborated with WADA in the course of the entire operation and asks to make this correspondence public in order to restore the reputation of the laboratory, which he led.