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browse more stories Ian Walton/Getty Images  Usually, when
athletes came to Victor Conte and his BALCO empire for help
taking performance-enhancing drugs and evading detection, Conte
would carefully research their sport’s anti-doping program first
-- scrutinize its banned substance list, examine when and where
and how often urine or blood samples would be collected,
determine which laboratories would test them using what type of
equipment -- and devise a detailed plan to beat it.  When boxer
Shane Mosley and his handlers approached him in the summer of
2003, Conte didn’t waste his time.  They told him Mosley might
be tested the day before the September fight in Las Vegas and
immediately after it. That’s all Conte needed to know, all he
needed to hear. No reason to sift through pages and pages of
drug protocols, or sleuth out the cali