“See, it was right here all along…”
Noted street pharmacist and former New York Mets lackey, Kirk Radomski, allegedly found a receipt on Sunday night after moving a broken television set from his dresser that documents the shipping of human growth hormone to the home of Roger Clemens.
“My TV broke and I said, ‘Damn, I got to get it off the dresser,’” Radomski said Wednesday. “And it was right there.”
Great story, Kirk. I, too, like to curse and dictate to myself what I am going to do before I do it: “Shiiit, I GOTTA cook these pork and beans!”
The receipt-in-question allegedly proves what the investigators have known from day one, but had yet to find documented proof: that Clemens received a shipment of HGH from Radomski on at least on occasion, of which The Rocket denies. The receipt was found under the now-infamous broken television set along with “seven or eight other receipts.”
An interesting twist if true; however, if I had to guess — and you know I do — the receipt was never “missing” under some dresser-top television set. No, it has been filed away this entire time for safe keeping in the ‘Screw Clemens’ file until it could be used at a later date and time to incriminate Clemens on cheating AND perjury, blowing The Rocket’s case completely to hell.
Well played, K-Rad. Well. Played.
♣ Linkage: ESPN.com
