> I agree that now she's come clean any identifying information should be removed. The media is running this story with full personal information included, thi

> I agree that now she's come clean any identifying information should be removed. The media is running this story with full personal information included, this stuff is the first google hit for her name and several more on the first page of results. Google's "summary" of her on the right side when you google her name describes this event and contains nothing else. The point at which she could have prevented this is when she was caught the first time, now it's too late. It is not possible to prove a person who got second place in a public event was a cheater and prevent their identity from coming out. Even if the blogger hadn't posted her pictures, she would have been identified quickly.