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Michael Johnson was the king of track and field. Now Grand Slam Track’s collapse puts his reputation at stake
Fresh allegations that Johnson paid himself half a million dollars before paying creditors – claims which GST strongly denies – mark the latest ugly turn in a saga that threatens to destroy his…
13 Mar, 07:18 — 13 Mar, 07:21
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The IndependentMostly Factual5h ago
Michael Johnson was the king of track and field. Now Grand Slam Track’s collapse puts his reputation at stake
Fresh allegations that Johnson paid himself half a million dollars before paying creditors – claims which GST strongly denies – mark the latest ugly turn in a saga that threatens to destroy his integrity
By Lawrence Ostlere
Read full article →YahooMostly Factual5h ago
Michael Johnson was the king of track and field. Now Grand Slam Track’s collapse puts his reputation at stake
Fresh allegations that Johnson paid himself half a million dollars before paying creditors – claims which GST strongly denies – mark the latest ugly turn in a saga that threatens to destroy his integrity
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