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Originally posted by Fang
BBC just announced he's dead.
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
getting such a drug into someone is difficult, especially if they are cautious of whats going on around them.
Its not like someone can walk up with a bottle of coke and go
"here drink this, dont mind the odd taste! "
[edit on 24-11-2006 by Agit8dChop]
If It was indeed the Russian govenrment, why make it so obvious that it was a state funded assination?
Wouldnt you expect him to have an 'accident' in his automobile one night?
[edit on 24-11-2006 by Agit8dChop]
Originally posted by The Crow
BREAKING NEWS!!
Putin to appear on Fox to talk about his new book describing how he would have killed the dissident spy IF he had really done such a thing.
Originally posted by behindthescenes
I think the use of poison makes a point. While no one's admitting to the assassination, everyone pretty much knows its the KGB m.o. to use poisons.
The dissident former Russian spy who accused Vladimir Putin of having him poisoned was killed by a massive dose of a deadly radioactive element, it was disclosed today.
A large quantity of alpha radiation from polonium 210 was detected in Alexander Litvinenko’s urine, apparently just a few hours prior to his death in University College Hospital last night.
Tonight it emerged that experts had discovered traces of radiation at the two premises – a hotel and sushi bar – which Mr Litvinenko visited on November 1, the day he fell ill.