Grigory Rodchenkov what he did. Again the conspiracy and again the Jews: one of the main defendants of the doping scandal in Russia - Jew. The FSB agent controlled everything

Dr. Doping, Ikar, Pravdvubube, Traitor - How to name Gregory Rodchenkov, Informant Vada, Analytics Chemist, Ex-director of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory, each decides for itself. Only the fact that the revelations of the official led to tectonic shifts in Russian sport and took the participation of athletes of the Russian Federation in the Olympiad in Korean Pytenchhan. The condition to go to the competition without flag, anthem and forms not all athletes took.

Childhood and youth

Gregory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov Native Moskvich. Born in October 1958. According to unconfirmed information, by the nationality of Rodchenkov - Jew, but in official sources, Russian. The mother of the future analyst chemist and official worked as a doctor in a prestigious central clinical hospital, the Central Support, which was called the Kremlin hospital at the time. About the woman responded as a wonderful pharmacologist.

About the father of Gregory Mikhailovich in open sources of information information not found. Grigory has a sister Marina Rydenkov. Like a brother, in his youth, she was fond of mild athletics and became a two-time world champion.

School Rodchenkov studied at "excellent", the time and lessons to do, and to engage in sports. I succeeded in the first, and in the second: became the champion of the capital, overcoming the first 5-kilometer distance. But Gregory refused to bind a further biography with sports and beloved athletics. After the presentation of the school certificate entered Moscow State University.

At the university, the young man studied chemical kinetics and catalysis. The student was part of the university national team and passed the standard for the title of Sports Master for Athletics. University Grigory Rodchenkov graduated in 1982. He combined two hobbies - sports and chemistry: he investigated the effect of pharmaceutical preparations on the body of athletes.

Antideoping center

As a specialist in doping Grigory Rodchenkov made the first steps in the mid-1980s, at the games of goodwill in the capital. At the competition, he appeared as an employee of the Moscow Anti-Doping Center, where it settled in 1985. According to Roddenkov, then it was possible to detect a prohibited substance in a sample of athlete from Canada Ben Johnson.

If you believe the chemist, at competitions in Moscow, he discovered 14 samples, the promulgation of the results of which threatened to cancel many sports victories. But the Union leaders were banned from "darling a holiday", and the positive samples had to be silent.

Two years later, at the Olympics in Seoul, Johnson came to the doping scandal again. Visited the first in the biographies of the Olympic Games and Grigory Rodchenkov. In South Korea, the specialist set off with a delegation from the USSR. In 1990, the analyst chemist defended his thesis, and another year later the political and economic crisis ranked in the country due to the collapse of the Soviet Union.

In 1994, Grigory Rodchenkov got a job in "Interlab". The company is a Russian distributor of the American company that supplied electronic medical equipment for chemical analysis. In 1998, Rodchenkov went to Canada, where the year worked as an anti-doping specialist. Returning to his homeland, he worked in companies specializing in the "Oil".

In 2005, Moskvich returned to his profile: Grigoria Rodchenkov appointed the acting head of the metropolitan anti-doping laboratory. In the summer of next year, the Chemist headed the center.

Scandal

The first in the career of Grigory Rodchenkova is a loud scandal about which the media wrote, happened in 2015. The director of the Center was caught in the destruction of thousands of samples of athletes of the Russian Federation. Officials of the International Sports Commission suspected Rodchenkov in the intentional destroying analyzes to conceal the use of doping. But he argued the act that the storage time of the destroyed samples expired.

The management of Vada put forward Gregory Rodchenkov and more serious complaints. He was called the organizer of the criminal scheme. Allegedly an official extorted money from athletes for concealing data on pre-founded drugs. Moreover, Rodchenkov accused of selling those most substances that bring sports victories nearby.

Wada suspected the dependence of the Russian laboratory headed by Gregory Rodchenkov, from Rusada and the Ministry of Sports. Employees of state security bodies were allegedly interferred in the work of an independent anti-doping center, helping to fake tests.

Rodchenkov left the laboratory director chair by writing a statement. It was satisfied in November 2015, but on this scandals did not end.

In early 2016, Grigory Rodchenkov left Russia, stating a threat to life. The ex-official was in America: Brian Fogel, director-documentary from the United States, helped help. Rodchenkov met him after. The director allegedly addressed the analytics chemist for a consultation: Fogel rented a documentary investigation into doping.

The location of the escaped ex-director of the Doping Laboratory is unknown: he fell under the Federal Program for the Protection of Witnesses. The lawyer Rychenkova for a week did not communicate with the client, not knowing where to look for him. Such reinforced measures for the protection of valuable informant Vada were taken after an interview with the ex-official, which New York Times published in May 2016. Rodchenkov said that it has evidence of the existence of a "state doping program" in the Russian Federation.

In the scandalous interview, Grigory Rychenkov said that she personally replaced hundreds of analyzes of Russian athletes at competitions in Sochi. And also confessed in the invention of a cocktail with Steroids "Diushesis" from American drugs, which were allegedly used Russian athletes on the London (2012) and Sochi (2014) Olympic competitions and reached unprecedented results.

According to him, the athletes rinsed the mouth with a cocktail, the substances absorbed into the mucous membrane and fell into the blood. Later, Rodchenkov admitted that the recipe borrowed from Americans. Invited WADA Independent Expert Richard McLaren in July 2016 published a report in which he told about the results of the investigation into the use of prohibited drugs in Sochi. Maclaren confirmed said Rodchenkov.

The fugitive under the action of protection program continues to generate sensations and scandals. At the end of December 2017, he promised a new compromising wave, which will destroy Russian Olympic Sports to the nearest five-year plan.

Dmitry R., who spoke in the role of the manager athletes, demonstrated the TV channel completely sealed Tenband's bank from that party. The bank has a label with a manufacturer (China) and the composition: in one tablet - 25 mg of Trenbolone, 5 mg of potassium orothate and 1 mg of the ecdeister. According to Dmitry, the Ecdisteron in the tablet "None quantity" and it is necessary there only in order to customs the product as a food additive. "

Dmitry also told that the athletes were "received free of charge from coaches or managers, that is, those who dealt with these questions", and for their production answered a certain person, known as Vitya-Jinthropin, who "held almost the entire market of steroids in Russia then" . "Rodchenkov could not produce anything, he was the author of the concept, ideas, but the product did other people," the interlocutor "Match TV" stressed.

An athlete, which "Match TV" calls Olga N., confirmed that he got a "cocktail" for free along with detailed instructions, how to take it. "I took, nodded, smiled, then said that I drink, but did not drink. Some dumb banks without labels, it is not clear that in them. So did not do not only, but at least one more familiar girl, "Olga told. According to her, she "only now realized that it was," and before the doping scandal did not know the composition of the drugs. According to her, no one in her surroundings knew that she did not take drugs.

On November 1, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from the participation in the Olympics of the Russian skiers Alexander Lekova and Eugene Belov. The results of athletes on games in Sochi were also canceled. According to the investigation of the IOC, the athletes took the "Cocktail Roddenkov". Vice-Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko's decision of the IOC, promised to file an appeal and continue the support of the accused of using the doping of Russian athletes.

Investigation Committee of Russia November 8, that his own investigation refutes the reported in the report of the independent expert WADA Richard McLaren information about the existence of a certain amount of medals in Russia ", as well as the substitution at the Winter Olympiad in Sochi doping-samples of Russian athletes.

Investigators interviewed more than 700 people living throughout the Russian Federation (athletes, coaches, medical professionals of national teams of Russia and other involved in the organization of professional sports) However, "None of them confirmed the existence of a certain doping program." All violations of anti-doping rules, if they were, "wore a purely individual character," said SC report.

The former head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory and Informant Wada Grigory Rodchenkov left Russia in 2015, after the report of Richard McLaren, an independent WADA expert, about doping in Russian sports. In Russia, Roddenkov was initiated - he was accused of h. 2 of Art. 201 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (abuse of powers, entailed grave consequences).

Rodchenkov himself said that "". According to him, he received a warning that his "suicide" is planned. "I thought that my family would be safe if I would go. And even if I die, at least tell the whole world to the truth, "Poshenkov wrote in his column for the New York Times newspaper.

The phrase "Cocktail Rodchenkov" was used by the media after the NYT publication of May 12, 2016, which stated that the former head of the anti-doping laboratory was mixed by three prohibited drugs with alcohol, the resulting "cocktail" then used Russian athletes.

Grigory Rodchenkov left behind a noticeable trace in the history of the Olympic Games. True, this trail is rather scandalous, which influenced the discredit of Russian athletes.

Mother Gregory Rodchenkov was a doctor of the Kremlin Hospital, and he himself was engaged in athletics since childhood. At the same time, evil tongues say that he still became acquainted with the "miracles" of modern pharmacology, thanks to which he became a champion of Moscow in a run of 5,000 meters. However, his sister has achieved more in sports, becoming a three-time world champion in Cross.

The admiration of physical education was not to harm the studies of Gregory, who after graduation entered the chemical faculty of Moscow State University. After graduating from the University of Rodchenkov settled in the Moscow Anti-Doping Center. As an employee of this organization, he participated in the organization of goodwill games held in Moscow in 1986.

Grigory Rodchenkov then became famous for determined the content of the prohibited drug in the blood from the Canadian sprinter of Ben Johnson, who won on those playgrounds. But since after the boycotts, the Olympiads in Moscow and Los Angeles was the first meeting of Soviet and American athletes, the leadership of the Soviet Union, decided not to overshadow the "holiday" doping scandals. And two years later, at the Olympics in Seoul, Johnson was still caught. On those competitions, by the way, Rodchenkov was also present in the composition of the Soviet delegation.

In those years, Grigory Rodchenkov not only caught the "unclean" athletes by the hand in practice, but also engaged in scientific research, and even defended his thesis. However, after the collapse of the USSR, he felt his unnecessary to domestic sports and decided to go into commercial structures. For several years, Rodchenkov worked at the company "Interlab" - the Russian distributor of the company "Hewlett-Pakcard", which was engaged in the supply of analytical equipment. During the 1998 crisis, the Russian specialist unexpectedly decided to leave to Canada, where he became an employee of the Anti-Doping Center in Calgary. But just unexpectedly, he returned to Russia a year later, after which he had managed to change a number of chemical companies for almost six years.

Sports Medezin

And in the mid-2000s he had a chance to return to sports medicine. By that time, the state began to allocate significantly more impressive funds for this sphere than in the nineties, moreover, Gregory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov proposed to lead the Federal Drug Control Center, or as it was also called the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory. From such a proposal athlete, the Chemist could not refuse.

It must be said that as a scientist Grigory Rodchenkov really was a figure recognized in the world. In particular, he, together with his deputy Timothy Sobolevsky, developed a test to identify the use of steroid hormones by analyzing their long-lived metabolites in the urine, which was subsequently applied to analyzing samples taken during the 2008 Beijing Olympiad. This test allowed us to identify 31 the case of applying doping in Beijing. In addition, the head of the Anti-Doping Center was awarded the Certificate of Certificate of the President for the successful training of athletes to the Olympics in London 2012.

But Grigory Mikhailovich had another fame, who over the years eclipsed his light image of a man of science, always in power abstract ideas. Back in 2007, a doping scandal with Russian athletes took place. The surname of the head of the Anti-Doping Center was then mentioned only episodically, and the then the main coach of Valery Kulichenko was announced. Including after this scandal it was decided to establish an independent national anti-doping organization RUSADA.

Criminal History Roddenkov

At the time, when Grigory Mikhailovich headed the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory for almost five years, his sister Marina fell into a criminal history. Her husband, the Militian Militan and the member of the MIHAIL Romanov athletic team, was taken with political during the transfer of a recruited agent, a former athlete Alexander Konovalov, five grams of testosterone propionate. Soon, after that, searches in the apartment of Marina Rodchenkova, during which 10 grams of testosterone-propynate were discovered, 32.4 grams of oxandalone and 10 grams of methandienone, designed for further sales. Roddenkov herself confessed to the sale of five ampoules testosterone and four packs of Anson.

However, the story was not limited to close relatives of Grigory Mikhailovich. It turned out that his sister came under the closer attention to the Federal Drug Trafficking Service, it was as a result of a criminal case against Roddenkov himself, who was suspected of organizing a criminal doping trade group. Law enforcement officers believed that Marina Mikhailovna led technical work on the sale of prohibited substances, and the head of the Anti-Doping Center itself not only ensured Doping's deliveries, but also gave warranties for pure samples to its customers.

It is not known how the case would end for Grigory Rodchenkov, but he unexpectedly attempted suicide, after which he was recognized as inspected and aimed at inpatient treatment in one of the psychiatric hospitals of Moscow. During treatment, he passed several forensic medical examinations, as a result of which he was diagnosed: a schizotypic personality disorder, exacerbated due to stress.

As a result, Grigory Rodchenkov was retracted from the suspect in a witness, and his sister was judged only by one episode associated with the sale of prohibited substances. In December 2012, the court pleaded by Marina Rodchenkov guilty and sentenced to one and a half years in prison in the colony of a common regime, however, after two months later, the sentence was able to appeal. As a result, Rodchenkov received a suspended period, with a trial period of two years, and it was also the time of detention during the investigation.

It would seem that Grigory Rodchenkov passed the term, paying for this a considerable price. After all, with the diagnosis, which was put on a fighter with doping, he at least voluntarily had to resign. However, this did not happen. In the sports environment, they were talking that the criminal proceedings in relation to the family of Rodchenkohnikov ended with minimal consequences for the head of the Anti-Doping Agency, thanks to the efforts of the highest officials from the Maxport. Such care was allegedly related to the fact that Grigory Rodchenkov should have become an important figure in the preparation process for the Sochi Olympiad. There was even a version that the Minister of Sports Vitaly Mutko was going to use Rodchenkov in some adventure and in this regard, he regarded the certificate of spiritual unhealthy and the threat of criminal prosecution, as a guarantee that the sports chemist would not "jump" at the last moment.

Whether Gregory Rodchenkov was intended to actually say in any schemes, but he was indeed a high-level specialist, which would not be easy to replace the time that was measured by Russian sports functionaries before the Olympiad. And yet, all the advantages of conservation at the head of the laboratory Rodchenkov could be crossed by the risks that carried his figure. Even at the Olympics in London, the 2012 had rumors about the massive fakes of doping-samples of Russian athletes. And on the eve of Games in Sochi over the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory, for the first time, the threat of depriving accreditation was first hung.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) then revealed serious violations in the testing process, and set a period of one month to eliminate them, otherwise the samples taken at competitions would be analyzed abroad. The laboratory could lose accreditation with his Sochi branch, but on the eve of the domestic games of Wada did not go to a similar step. In addition, Russian sports physicians have shuffled among themselves that their boss is simply "swam". The logic of its actions really did not always coincide with the tasks. In fact, due to the mistrust to Rodchenkov, 25 international experts from 14 countries were sent to the Olympics.

The Sochi Olympiad was successful both from the point of view of organizing a large-scale event and from the point of view of the speech of Russian athletes. It seemed that the doping scandals was not standing out against the background of other stories. However, after her, alarming bells began to appear. After the Ard German TV channel came out about the wide distribution of doping in Russian athletics, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) began a check. It should be noted that in the film Gregory Rodchenkov was not the last figure. According to the results of these inspections, the Agency submitted a report to the Court to the Court, which said that even officials and representatives of the special services were involved in the Russian doping system.

Personally, the report was also mentioned directly by Grigory Rodchenkov, who was accused of destroying almost one and a half thousand samples athletes at the end of 2014 on the eve of the inspection of Russia by the World Agency. In addition, Grigoria Mikhailovich was accused of extorting money from athletes for concealing positive samples. He himself stood on the fact that this destruction of old analyzes was planned and agreed with Wada. And after a meeting with foreign colleagues, even called his opponents "fools who do not understand the work of the laboratory."

Russian sports functionaries decided to repent in existing and in non-existent sins, adopting any approval of Vada for a clean coin. Rusada's activities were recognized as inappropriate to the requirements of the World Anti-Doping Code and its function were transferred to the Anti-Doping Agency of Great Britain (YUKAD). In turn, the Moscow Anti-Doping Center was transformed into a federal state budgetary institution, which passed under the control of Moscow State University. In addition, it was decided, despite previously the guarantees, "pass" Rodchenkov, who was forced to resign.

Emigration Grigory Roddenkov

Offended Gregory Rodchenkov turned out to be easy prey for recruitment. In Russia, the threat of new criminal cases was hung for him, so he gladly agreed to emigrate in the United States. In this country, he was inexplicitly provided a laboratory in which he could do a favorite thing, and even his own home. There was no special choice with a chemist and there was no special choice, since the previously high-ranking officer Rusada Vitaly Stepanov, who had emigrated a previously high-ranking officer, told a lot of interesting about the activities of Grigory Rodchenkov. In turn, in the film for the German TV channel, Stepanov's wife, Julia, has already told that during the 2010 championship in 2010 she passed the money to the then chapter of the Moscow laboratory for concealing a positive sample.

Roddenkov's departure in the USA contributed to the American film currenist Brian Fogel, who worked on a film about doping. Fogel has established contact with the Russian sports functionar back in 2013. The Russian chemist explained his decision to leave the country because his life in Russia is threatened with danger. Now yesterday's "criminal" together with a couple of steppes, which were quite recently enemies, prepared new "fried" facts, about the "system" of doping in Russia. In May 2016, the American newspaper The New York Times appeared the article "The Russian insider says that the Olympic gold is reapply by state doping", which was built on an interview with Gregory Mikhailovich to Rebecca Rui and Michael Skvortz.

Gregory Rodchenkov declared the existence of a state doping program in Russia, under which he himself participated in the substitution of about 100 urine samples of Russian athletes during the Sochi Olympiad, as well as in creating alcohol cocktails from three anabolic steroids, which many of his recommendations took many Athletes. According to this article, at least 15 Russians who conquered medals in Sochi, took dope. Among the specific surnames that he called were the Olympic champions Bobsleist Alexander Zubkov, Skier Alexander Light and Saletonist Alexander Tretyakov. In this publication, it was possible to see a whole plot for a detective story, in which I would have introduced an FSB officer who was introduced under the guise of a plumber, transmitting jars with samples through special holes in the wall in the wall.

Scandalous reputation Roddenkov

In June 2016, the Canadian specialist issued a report, which said that Rodchenkov is a reliable and true source of information. Among other informants were called all the same Vladimir and Julia Stepanov. Maclaren himself argued that there were other reliable sources, but their names were not revealed. At the same time, the report described that the main proof of large-scale frauds are not the testimony of witnesses, but reproducible expertise.

Vladimir Putin then demanded to provide more accurate and factory-based information, stressing that at the moment the report was built on the basis of applications made by a person with a "scandalous reputation". And the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov called the words of Grigory Rodchenkov "slander slander." All athletes in unison denied the fact that they allegedly took from the hands of Gregory Mikhailovich some alcohol, since they were personally never met with this man.

After the so-called report, McLaren, the main investigative department of the Investigative Committee of Russia against Roddenkov, a criminal case was initiated. He was suspected of abuse of powers. Soon, the TCR received information that Grigory Rodchenkov illegally acquired prohibited medical drugs in the United States used as doping. According to this version, he, being the head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory, not only illegally implemented these drugs, but also promised its customers to hide positive doping samples. In September 2017, the court arrested in absentia and announced Roddenkov's international wanted list.

Criminal case Gregory Rodchenkov

A few months in relation to Grigoria Rodchenkov, a new criminal case was initiated about the preliminary investigation by the production. The consequence was established that he and a former employee of the Anti-Doping Center Timofey Sobolevsky have repeatedly called the former director of the Anti-Doping Center Marina Dikunetan and offered on behalf of McLaren and WADA to transfer them the database of primary results of testing athletes in exchange for money remuneration. In addition, they offered refuge in the United States or Canada and citizenship of one of these states.

The scandal in the meantime did not subside. In the same year 2017, the film "Ikar", shot by Fogel, whose main character was Grigory Rodchenkov. The film as a whole repeated the article New York Times and the report of McLaren. In addition, in the autumn of the same year, 17 anti-doping agencies belonging to the Institute of National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADO), called the IOC to remove Russia from participating in the 2018 Winter Olympics. From time to these agencies, 11 more countries joined. Wada first stated that he did not share the position of NADO, but in November of the same year decided not to restore the Russian anti-doping agency. And in December, the IOC retained the Olympic Committee of Russia, and therefore the Russian team, from participating in the South Korean Olympic Games. At the same time, Russian athletes got the opportunity to participate in competitions on an individual basis under a neutral flag.

In addition to the schizopathic features of the psyche Rodchenkov, attention and his moral portrait, which he himself describes rather curiously. In one of the extreme interviews, Grigory Mikhailovich called himself a "terrible person and selling soul." In addition, he promised in the next five years to destroy the entire Olympic Sport of Russia.

Gregory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov back in young years, being an athlete, knew what doping is. Then he became a large scientist and famous chemist, and found his calling to fight for prohibited substances. However, in one hand struggling for the "clean" sport, the other he not only traded doping, but also helped athletes not to get caught in its use. Gregory Mikhailovich could have long been behind bars, but sporting functionaries were considered that a specialist of this kind could be useful to Sochi Olympiad, and paid for their short-sightedness. Thus, a chemist, officially having a certificate of mental illness, became the main element in the case of large-scale discredit of Russian sports.

Grigory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov - Soviet and Russian chemist analyst, is considered a specialist in identifying doping, former director of the Anti-Doping Center (2006-2015). Rodchenkov - Master of Sports for Athletics. Since January 2016, Grigory Rodchenkov lives in the United States and is an informant of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), the testimony of the ex-head of the Anti-Doping Center became the basis of the report McLaren, after which the Russian national team was deprived of the opportunity to perform at the 2018 Olympics under its flag.

Early years and education Gregory Rodchenkov

Grigori Rodchenkov was born in Moscow on October 24, 1958. His mother worked as a doctor in the Kremlin Hospital.

Grigory Rodchenkov did not give the trouble to parents. He studied perfectly, was fond of athletics. It is known that in the youthful age of Rodchenkov in a run of 5000 m became the champion of Moscow. But Gregory's sports career did not do, as he chose science and chemical education. Therefore, after school, Grigori Rodchenkov entered the Chemical Faculty of Moscow State University, which graduated from a diploma of chemical kinetics and catalysis in 1982.

Receiving education at the university, Grigory Rodchenkov continued to play sports, was part of the Moscow State University and became a master of sports in athletics.

Career Grigory Rodchenkov in the Anti-Doping Center

After the University of Grigory Rodchenkov, until 1994, he worked in the Moscow Anti-Doping Center. In 1986, at the Good Will Games in Moscow, he determined the content of stenosis metabolites in a winner's sample in a run of 100 meters of Canadian Sprinter Ben Johnson. But the leadership did not "darken the holiday" and did not suit the public proceedings about this. By the way, then 14 positive samples were noted even from asthlastic stars from the GDR. Two years later, Ben Johnson caught in the use of doping at the Olympics in Seoul.

In 1990, Grigory Mikhailovich Rodchenko defended his dissertation on the topic "Chromato mass spectrometric analysis of corticosteroids in biological objects." Since 1994, Rodchenkov has served in the "Interlab" service, which was a major manufacturer of analytical equipment. After the 1998 default, Grigory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov worked for a year in the Anti-Doping Center in Calgary. Returning to Russia, Rodchenkov worked for some time in different companies of the petrochemical profile: JU "Unlab", CJSC MHC Laverna-Himsnab, CJSC "APG Service" and others.

Since 2005, Grigory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov performed the director of the FSUE Anti-Doping Center, and already in 2006 by Russia's decision was appointed director.

Scandals with Gregory Rodchenkov

The first scandal broke out in early 2011, when the younger sister Marina Roddenkov (The three-time world champion on running in Neolmpic distances) was detained by the police when transferring tieron-propionate through his spouse Romanova M.N. recruited agent, former athlete A.I. Konovalova. Marina confessed in the sale of five ampoules testosterone and four packs of Anson, after which it was released on a subscription of the unseen.

According to the investigators, the Criminal Group on Doping Trade, headed by the head of the Russian Anti-Doping Center, was operating in Moscow, Gregory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov.

Gregory Mikhailovich was charged under Part 3 of Article 234 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "illegal circulation of potent or poisonous substances in order to market in a large-scale group". But the accused Gregory Rodchenkov suddenly turned out to be insane. There was an unsuccessful attempt by suicide, after which Grigory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov got into a psychiatric hospital. The diagnosis is a schizotypic personality disorder, exacerbated after stress. The Court appeared his sister, accused only on the unit fact of the sale of prohibited substances Mr Konovalov. The court has drawn over for more than a year and eventually after the cassation complaint to the Moscow City Court of the initial sentence (one and a half years of imprisonment in the general regime colony) was changed to conditional with a trial period of two years.

The second time the name of Gregory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov appeared on hearing in 2015 in connection with the report of WADA on the doping system in Russian light athletics. The Moscow laboratory recognized the inappropriate code, and Roddenkov himself recommended sending to resign. According to athletes Yulia Stepanova And other anonymous witnesses Gregory Rodchenkov took bribes in the amount of 30 thousand rubles per sample for doping.

The WADA report reported that the head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory of Grigory Rodchenkov destroyed 1417 doping-samples three days before the inspection, the biographies of Grigory Mikhilovich Rodchenkova on the RIA Novosti website. On November 10, 2015, the WADA decision, the work of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory was temporarily suspended.

As a result of the scandal, Grigory Rodchenkov resigned, which was adopted by the Ministry of Sport on November 11, 2015. At the same time, Rodchenkov was temporarily suspended from office in the Medical Committee of the International Federation of Ski Sports (FIS). In January 2016, Grigory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov left in the United States. Shortly after the departure Rychenkov, two people who were previously part of the leadership of Rusada were supremely died: Vyacheslav Blue (February 3, 2016) and Nikita Kamaev (February 15, 2016). Subsequently, Rodchenkov said that the onset of departure was received a warning about the threat of his life. Gregory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov's departure contributed to Brian Fogel - American film consuminal worked on a film about Doping and appealing after the Sochi Olympiad to Rodchenkov as a consultant. In the spring of 2016, Fogel helped Rodchenkov to organize an interview with American journalists. The exact location of Gregory Mikhailovich Rodchenkov is not disclosed.

On December 5, Rachenkova's efforts were crowned with the sad news that the Russian national team was removed from participation in the 2018 games. On the Olympics from our country only "clean" athletes will be able to speak. There will be no symbols of the Russian Federation on their equipment, and the state anthem will not execute. It was after this that the lawyer Roddenkov Jim Walden stated that his client was afraid of his life because he became the enemy of the Kremlin.

Personal life Grigory Rodchenkov

Grigory Rodchenkova has a wife - Veronica Roddenkov And the daughter of Marina. Veronica Rodchenkov and daughter are in Moscow.

The spouse of the Former Head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory Gregory Rodchenkov Veronika Rodchenkov was questioned as a witness in the case of abuse of authority. "I am unknown, whether my spouse was selling forbidden to athletes or their coaches, none of them came home to him," said Nodchenkova interrogation protocol, who read the lawyer, reports RIA Novosti.

Moscow, 27 Apr - RIA Novosti. The ex-head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) of Grigori Rodchenkov could not confirm on the hearings of the sports arbitration court (CAS) part of its statements about the doping system in Russia, reported in materials on the site of the court.

Does not know and have not seen

At the meeting of Rodchenkov, he stated that he did not know who and how the delivery of the Steroid cocktail "Dushes" on foreign competitions or training charges was carried out.

The WADA informant was confused in the testimony when it came about the composition of the cocktail (in the McLaren report appeared the drug Metasternon. Rodchenkov stated that there was never such a drug in Russia, and the report contains a typographical error).

In addition, the ex-head of the laboratory said that he never spread this substance among athletes, did not see how athletes take it, it does not have information that there were instructions for the use of cocktail athletes.

Speaking about the repository with the "clean" urine of Rodchenkov acknowledged, never personally did not participate in the collection of "clean" samples and was not a witness to passing such trial athletes.

In addition, the Wada informant stated that he had no evidence of the intervention of athletes in the doping control procedure and the contents of doping samples. Nevertheless, he pointed out that he knew that most of the samples were delivered to a certain gentleman in plastic bags.

Inconsistency McLaren

McLaren said that he tried to confirm everything that Rodchenkov told him, and for this purpose communicated with the witnesses, whose personalities were confidential, considered numerous documents and research results.

Professor, stated that he tried to talk to Russian athletes and coaches, but they agreed to answer the questions of McLaren only in writing. Therefore, according to Canadian, the investigation could not rely on their testimony.

Speaking of the testimony of Rodchenkov, Maclaren stated that the doctor was a "trustworthy witness", since he was under the program of protection of witnesses. At the same time, Canadian noted that he did not use the Russians diaries in the investigation.

McLaren could not explain the inconsistency of his testimony. Also, Professor did not answer why he used the diaries whose authenticity was not verified.

Doping scandal

In 2016, Grigory Rodchenkov in an interview with New York Times told that at least 15 Russian winners of the Olympiad in Sochi were part of the "Doping Program" of Russia.

The IOC has created two special commissions who have subscribed samples of Russian athletes from the Olympics in Sochi and studied information on possible government intervention in the Russian anti-doping system.

Later, the IOC recognized 43 Russian athletes who participated in the games in Sochi, guilty of violating anti-doping rules, annulled their results from the 2014 Olympics and lifelinely removed from participation in games.

Decisions were based, among other things, on the testimony of Rodchenkov, who provided a list of "protected" athletes, which, presumably consumed Steroid cocktail "Diushes" and reports of the independent Commission of Professor Richard McLaren. CAS later fully satisfied the appeals of 28 Russian athletes, the appeals of another 11 athletes were partially satisfied.