I had never read that Springer article before, and it contained information that I haven't seen anywhere else--the specific reasons for the current, and previous, suspension.
I was under the impression that the details were not disclosed to anyone outside of Vin and the team management. So, I have two questions: first, how did she find out; and second, why did that get reported publicly? I'm not sure that kind of information fell under the public's need to know.
Though perhaps the first question should be, "Is it accurate?"