Yes

CNN

Why fans shouldn't forgive Armstrong - CNN.com

I don't believe him.

Lance Armstrong (cyclist)

'Deeply flawed' Lance Armstrong admits using performance-enhancing drugs - CNN.com

He admitted unequivocally to using performance-enhancing drugs in his seven Tour de France wins.

articlesbase.com

He Says He Loves Me Even More After His Cheating. I Don't Believe ...

I Don't Believe Him.

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I don't believe him. - SecretTalk.com

I don't believe him.

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He says he doesn't want me... I don't believe him FunAdvice.com

I don't believe him

Frankie Andreu (cyclist)

Tyler Hamilton, Ex-Teammate, Says Armstrong Used Banned Drug ...

Andreu, who could not be reached for comment, admitted to The New York Times in 2006 that he used EPO to help Armstrong win the 1999 Tour.

Tyler Hamilton, Ex-Teammate, Says Armstrong Used Banned Drug - NYTimes.com

Andreu, who could not be reached for comment, admitted to The New York Times in 2006 that he used EPO to help Armstrong win the 1999 Tour.

Armstrong Accused of Drug Use by Ex-Teammate | Latest Updates

Andreu, who could not be reached for comment, admitted to The New York Times in 2006 that he used EPO to help Armstrong win the 1999 Tour.

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He Says He Loves Me Even More After His Cheating. I Don't Believe ...

I Don't Believe Him.

Tyler Hamilton (cyclist)

Ex-Teammate: I saw Lance Armstrong use EPO - 60 Minutes Overtime - CBS News

Tyler Hamilton tells Scott Pelley that Armstrong used banned drug in 1999, the first year he won the "Tour de France"

Ex-teammate of Lance Armstrong says he used several banned substances - latimes.com

Tyler Hamilton, who served a two-year suspension for doping, tells '60 Minutes' that he, Armstrong and other team members used EPO, testosterone and other banned substances.

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Tyler Hamilton, who served a two-year suspension for doping, tells '60 Minutes' that he, Armstrong and other team members used EPO, testosterone and other banned substances.

Ex-teammate of Lance Armstrong says he used several banned substances - latimes.com

Tyler Hamilton speaks to "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Pelley (not pictured) in Dana Point in April about how he and fellow cycling teammates, including Lance Armstrong, used performance enhancing substances.

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Tyler Hamilton speaks to "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Pelley (not pictured) in Dana Point in April about how he and fellow cycling teammates, including Lance Armstrong, used performance enhancing substances.

Ex-teammate of Lance Armstrong says he used several banned substances - latimes.com

Olympic cycling gold-medal winner Tyler Hamilton, who served a two-year suspension for doping, detailed for CBS' "60 Minutes" how he, Lance Armstrong and other members of the U.S. Postal Service team used banned substances.

Tyler Hamilton, Ex-Teammate, Says Armstrong Used Banned Drug - NYTimes.com

In the “60 Minutes” interview, Hamilton said Armstrong used EPO during the 1999 Tour de France and to prepare for the Tours in 2000 and 2001.

Ex-teammate of Lance Armstrong says he used several banned substances

Olympic cycling gold-medal winner Tyler Hamilton, who served a two-year suspension for doping, detailed for CBS' "60 Minutes" how he, Lance Armstrong and other members of the U.S. Postal Service team used banned substances.

Tyler Hamilton, Ex-Teammate, Says Armstrong Used Banned Drug - NYTimes.com

The cyclist Tyler Hamilton, one of Lance Armstrong’s former teammates on the United States Postal Service team, said he saw Armstrong inject himself with the banned performance-enhancing drug EPO “many, many times” to win the Tour de France, according to a report on CBS’s “60 Minutes” that will run Sunday.

United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA)

Doping in cycling: Surrender without closure | The Economist

The USADA accused Mr Armstrong of doping as far back as 1996.

Doping in cycling: Surrender without closure | The Economist

The agency says he has used erythropoietin, steroids and blood transfusions.

No

businessinsider.com

Here's The Problem With The Lance Armstrong Doping Investigation: There's No Proof!

But unless the grand jury has more evidence that has yet to come out, that definitive link between Armstrong and drugs doesn't appear to exist yet.

Lance Armstrong (cyclist)

Lance: The Official Lance Armstrong Thread

(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

Sports Illustrated reports new information on Lance Armstrong - More Sports - SI.com

(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

Sports Illustrated reports new information on Lance Armstrong ...

(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

SI reports new information in the case against Lance Armstrong

(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

More Armstrong doping allegations : Sports Illustrated. - Cycling ...

(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

Lance Armstrong: Total Fucking Fraud in Off Topic Forum

(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

Tyler Hamilton, Ex-Teammate, Says Armstrong Used Banned Drug - NYTimes.com

Since then, Armstrong — the seven-time Tour winner, who vehemently denies ever doping and has never been sanctioned for doping — has become a target of a federal investigation of drug use in cycling.

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(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

Federal Grand Jury Focuses On New Hard Information in Case Against ...

(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

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(Armstrong denies ever using performance-enhancing drugs.)

Lance Armstrong doping? Sports Illustrated takes a fresh look. - CSMonitor.com

Armstrong vociferously denied ever using EPO and he and others slammed the lab for not handling the samples properly, thus rendering any findings null and void.

Why fans shouldn't forgive Armstrong - CNN.com

Armstrong, of course, denies all the charges.

Doping in cycling: Surrender without closure | The Economist

Mr Armstrong insists he is innocent, citing the legions of drug tests he passed during his career.