At steroids lab, Bonds one of ‘three musketeers,’ jury told

By: Karen Gullo March 23, 2011

Barry Bonds, the Major League Baseball home run record holder accused of lying to a grand jury about taking muscle-building substances, was one of the “three musketeers” of a steroids-distributing laboratory, a prosecutor told jurors in San Francisco. Urine collected from Bonds a few months before his 2003 grand jury testimony tested positive for a so-called designer steroid and exogenous testosterone, Assistant U.S. Attorney Matt Parrella said in opening statements Tuesday at Bonds’s perjury trial in federal court.

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At steroids lab, Bonds one of ‘three musketeers,’ jury told

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