MESO-Rx Exclusive Eric Portraz defeated the feds in court but that wasn't enough

[MESO-Rx Administrator]

"This is the story of Primordial Performance. A jury verdict of not guilty on all counts followed the trial. But the company folded anyway, financially, and publicly crushed by a textbook example of prosecutorial overreach. But it’s also the story of many other companies who have been destroyed, not through a jury verdict of guilty, but through simply being prosecuted. Some, perhaps most, staring down the barrel of the very real possibility of a decade—or more—in prison, take a plea deal right away."

Primordial Performance found not guilty. Prosecutorial overreach destroyed the company anyway.

A jury verdict of not guilty on all counts followed the trial of Eric Potratz in federal court. But his company folded anyway, financially, and publicly crushed by a textbook example of prosecutorial overreach.

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"This is the story of Primordial Performance. A jury verdict of not guilty on all counts followed the trial. But the company folded anyway, financially, and publicly crushed by a textbook example of prosecutorial overreach. But it’s also the story of many other companies who have been destroyed, not through a jury verdict of guilty, but through simply being prosecuted. Some, perhaps most, staring down the barrel of the very real possibility of a decade—or more—in prison, take a plea deal right away."

Primordial Performance found not guilty. Prosecutorial overreach destroyed the company anyway.

A jury verdict of not guilty on all counts followed the trial of Eric Potratz in federal court. But his company folded anyway, financially, and publicly crushed by a textbook example of prosecutorial overreach.

thinksteroids.com

I forgot all about that company. I can't remember which prohormone it was, but one had incredible reviews and was in high demand.