Marion Jones was stripped of her medals because she was found to have used performance-enhancing drugs and lied about it to federal ... Marion didn't go to prison for the drug use itself, ...

Track star Marion Jones's use of performance-enhancing drugs was more extensive and calculated than she claimed two months ago when she admitted lying to federal investigators about her use of the ...

Marion Jones may succeed in rehabilitating her image, but it seems that not even a prison sentence and Olympic banishment were able to cure what her critics call a habit of lying about the extent ...

The backup drug test for sprinter Marion Jones came back negative, clearing the five-time Olympic champion of doping allegations that have dogged her for the past month, her attorneys said ...

Jones said she “trusted [Graham] and never thought for one second” she was using a performance-enhancing drug until after she left Graham’s Raleigh, N.C.-based training camp at the end of 2002.

Marion Jones admitted using steroids before the 2000 Olympics in a recent letter to ... Conte repeatedly accused Jones of using performance-enhancing drugs and said he watched her inject herself.

Marion Jones speaks to the media Oct. 5, 2007, at federal court in White Plains, N.Y., after pleading guilty to lying to a federal agent about her steroid use.

Disgraced Olympian Marion Jones used EPO and human growth hormone – far more than what she admitted in court in October – according to a sentencing memorandum filed Friday in U.S. District ...

Friday afternoon, after years of steadfast denials, Marion Jones pleaded guilty in White Plains, N.Y., to lying to federal investigators about her use of banned drugs from 1999 to 2001, then ...

Track star Marion Jones admitted to family and friends that she used steroids prior to the 2000 Olympics where she won five medals, according to the Washington Post.