These zionist mofos are so transparent, anyone can read them like a open book. I wouldn't be suprised if SCotland Yard suddenly closes their "investigation".
Focus: Buried in lead in Londongrad
As detectives flew to Moscow last week, Russian police said they wanted to interview the exiled oligarch Boris Berezovsky in connection with the poisoned spyâs death. Sunday Times reporters on a trail far from going cold
On Thursday evening events surrounding the death of Alexander Litvinenko, the former Russian spy poisoned in London, took another surreal turn.
The Russian news agency Interfax reported that Dmitri Kovtun, a former spy who had come to London and met Litvinenko on the day he was poisoned, had fallen into a coma. Kovtun had apparently suffered radiation poisoning from polonium-210 and was desperately ill.
It seemed that a key witness and possible suspect had been a victim of the plot as well as the exiled dissident Litvinenko.