Jens is da man.

I really want to believe him...I really want to. But I wouldn't bet my bike on this being all true.

Jens strikes me as the kind of person that couldn't live with the guilt and would relish the chance to get it off his chest. He's said some non-definitive things in the past, but this is pretty clear. I have to say that I believe the man.

Hamilton already replied to Voigt bascially saying that a person would need to be blind not to have seen the doping going on. Can't find an English source but Spiegel and a few other German newspapers covered it yesterday;
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/sport/doping-vorwuerfe-gegen-jens-voigt-du-musst-von-blinden-umgeben-sein-1.1514647

Jens didn't take dope - Dope took Jens.

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That article makes me more suspicious of him than I was before. "There was still no dope," over and over. Could he seriously have been so naive? The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

Agree, there's probably nobody that I hope hasn't doped more than him. Although considering the East German program, it seems very unlikely doping wasn't a built-in part of it. Carmichael adopted the same program for the US national team. It was so hard that it broke nearly every rider, and was subsequently changed.