After months of all-out denials and attacks on the credibility of his accusers, Roger Clemens’ entire defense may wilt away after convicted steroids distributor Kirk Radomski found a receipt of a shipment of steroids sent to Clemens behind his busted television on Sunday night. According to Radomski, he was moving a broken television set off of his dresser when he discovered a shipping receipt for human growth hormone sent to Clemens’ residence in Houston in 2002 or 2003. 

Radomski turned the evidence over to federal authorities on Monday and of all the national television  coverage this case has received, this random find could be the turning point.  Clemens denied to federal authorities that he had ever used HGH or that he had any knowledge of his wife, Debbie Clemens, using HGH before her sports illustrated photo shoot.  Both of these claims seemed unlikely at the time, and now, with the new evidence may be provably inaccurate.  This could result in a perjury conviction for Clemens as the evidence piles up against him.

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