Marion Jones at the 2000 Olympic Games Al Bello/Getty Images. In July 2006, Jones was also linked to a check-counterfeiting scheme in which documents showed a $25,000 check had been deposited into ...

Marion Jones Lied About Her Performance-Enhancing Drug Use for Years. In December 2004, Victor Conte, the founder of a company called BALCO, said he had given Jones four different illegal ...

The two faces of Marion Jones are inextricably linked. There was the luminous smile she wore on the medals stand in 2000, when Jones won three gold medals and two bronze as the shining track-and ...

Marion Jones first became an international sensation during the 2000 Olympics in Sydney. NBC covered Jones’s attempt to win five gold medals like a mini-series.

Marion Jones addresses the media outside the federal courthouse in White Plains, N.Y., in October 2007 after pleading guilty to lying to investigators when she denied using performance-enhancing ...

Story by Eric. This is the 51st submission in a long series about Marion Jones, a former elite sprinter who won (stole) honour and earned (stole) endorsements, fame and fortune by method of fraud ...

In an interview with SELF, runner Marion Jones talks about coming out as gay, self-forgiveness, and the next generation of female athletes.

In 2004, Victor Conte said he gave performance enhancing drugs to Marion Jones. Jan. 11, 2008 — -- Earlier today in federal court, track star Marion Jones was sentenced to six months in ...

Marion Jones was a photogenic wonder of a track star, charming, famously dedicated, a beacon of light for a sport that already had seen dark days because of drug use.

Story by Eric. This is the 54th submission in a long series about Marion Jones, a former elite sprinter who won (stole) honour and earned (stole) endorsements, fame and fortune by method of fraud ...