Does Bonds trainer have a back end deal that will pay him for keeping quiet?

Question

SAN FRANCISCO - Barry Bonds' personal trainer was held in contempt of court and ordered to return to jail Monday for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating the Giants slugger for perjury and other charges.

Greg Anderson, who stood before a federal grand jury five times without answering pertinent questions, was held in contempt of court for two weeks last month but was released when the grand jury's term expired.

Anderson could remain behind bars for months or more while a new grand jury investigates.

He served three months in prison and three months of home detention after pleading guilty to steroid distribution and money laundering in the investigation of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative, which allegedly supplied Bonds and other athletes with performance-enhancing drugs.

Anderson has refused to say whether he gave Bonds steroids.

Answer 1

Looks bad, doesn't it? What is he thinking? Does he believe that he has some kind of moral obligation to Bonds to keep quiet? Really, if there was nothing to hide, he would have testified, right?

Either his price was met, or Bonds or someone else has something else over his head.

Answer 2

My understanding is that weight lifting is a big prison pasttime so Greg Anderson is probably in 7th heaven.

Answer 3

I dont' think he does have a deal. But he will get plenty of dough from Bonds (and all others he is protecting) after all this is over

Answer 4

Iam not sure about a back END deal, but in prison I would bet hewill get a BACKDOOR deal if ya know what I mean?

Answer 5

you have to believe barry will slide something under the table its not that much friendship in the world

Answer 6

bonds trainer is in court

Answer 7

If he doesn't, then he should. Its either that or really likes prison food