The crisis engulfing Mo Farah's coach, Alberto Salazar, deepened on Saturday night when another former member of the Nike Oregon Project added his voice to the doping allegations that have been made against the American. Josh Rohatinsky, a former distance runner who is understood to be one of 17 witnesses linked to the NOP who are now making claims about Salazar, wrote a detailed post on his personal Facebook page on June 5. Rohatinsky does not make any new revelations but an athlete who was a member of Salazar's elite training group says he believes the testimonies of those who spoke to the BBC Panorama programme that sparked the controversy surrounding Farah's coach and training partner, Galen Rupp.Josh Rohatinsky trained under Alberto Salazar from 2007 to 2009He said he 'absolutely believe the full extent of the evidence brought  forth in the report/documentary (on BBC's Panorama) by all the witnesses'Rohatinsky detailed his connection to the Salazar camp in a long Facebook post on Saturday
In saying this I will give credit to _ he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group. The best way I can describe it is exactly how others have that _ and Galen live in the gray area of the sport. _ himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean. It's evident from interviews with individuals like Kara Goucher that _ tried to push some of this on other athletes to some extent, but they had the integrity to question it and turn it down.