<human>: I was very worried when the articles and documentary first came out, thinking this would be an Armstrong kind of situation, and I got even more wary about how Alberto might be running things as Mo seemed to start to drift away.
However, upon reading Alberto's open letter (links below), things have started to clear up for me. 
For one, Steve Magness seems to be utterly full of shit. After photographing private health forms and being fired for poor coaching/quitting due to anxiety over substance abuse revealed in the aforementioned forms (depending on whose story you believe), he remained extremely positive of the NOP in an interview with Runner's World. He then reveals these forms years later, and cites the Sabotage Tests as "absurd" and proof of shady activity... forgetting to mention that his knowledge of the tests is gleaned from a single conversation about them he had while in high school. I believe AlSal's explanation of the Sabotage Tests.
Kara Goucher's allegations surrounding her post-pregnancy weight are soundly torn apart by the emails and health records provided, and her emails with Alberto following her departure from the project show no animosity whatsoever. 
Finally, I personally accept the explanation of Galen's dirty health record as a teenager incorrectly identifying a product to his doctor - a teenager, we should remember, who was living at home with his mother, who reportedly checked and double checked the legality and safety of every substance her son was taking.
While the health records provided by the open letter seem concrete, of course it is possible that emails could have been forged, but that would open a whole 'nother can of worms were it discovered, and I don't believe that Salazar would take that risk.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Judging by email and health records, Magness is FOS, Gouchers have little to stand on, the Sabotage Tests seem to be legit, and Galen's dirty health report isn't necessarily dirty.