Montgomery and Jones both have

The US Olympic sprinter Tim Montgomery has been sentenced to three years and ten months in prison for taking part in a multi-million dollar bank fraud and money-laundering plot. Mr. Montgomery who retired in 2005 after receiving a two-year doping ban, once held the world record over 100 meters. Reporting from New York, Matthew Price.
    Millions once thought Tim Montgomery as a sporting hero, an Olympic gold medal winner, a world record holder. He has now been sentenced to jail after admitting his part in a multi-million dollar scam. Prosecutors say he had a hand in depositing bogus checks worth $1.7 million. His former partner Marion Jones, also once a darling of the sports world, is already serving a prison sentence for lying about her knowledge of the fraud affair and her use of performance-enhancing drugs.