Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Foreign Policy

The famous Russian dissident recently found dead was found hanged, but there was no sign of struggle. That doesn't mean he wasn't killed. What's wrong with this picture?
"A post-mortem examination found that self-exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky died by hanging, and there was nothing pointing to a violent struggle, British police said.
Thames Valley Police said Monday that further tests, including toxicology examinations, will be carried out. The force did not specify whether the 67-year-old businessman hanged himself.
Once one of Russia's richest men and a Kremlin powerbroker, Berezovsky fled to Britain in 2001 and claimed political asylum after a bitter falling out with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He became a vocal critic of the Kremlin.
Berezovsky had survived several assassination attempts in Britain and Russia, including a car bomb in 1994 that killed his driver.
Berezovsky's body was found by an employee on the bathroom floor at his upscale England home on Saturday. The employee called an ambulance after he forced open the bathroom door, which was locked from the inside. Police said the employee was the only person in the house when Berezovsky's body was discovered. They have said there was no evidence to suggest anyone else was involved in the death."
Apparently he cut himself down after he hanged himself. Maybe I'm giving the police too hard a time. They didn't say he hanged himself, but why all the pretence after days?

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