The way things are going these days, we all seem to be in danger of poisoning ourselves to death. The only question is, will it be polonium 210 or e-coli? It seems you get both in restaurants of one kind or another, and all you have to do is decide whether you’ll get your e-coli in Taco Bell, or your Polonium 210 in a French Japanese restaurant. That’s not the kind of choice I think of when I dine out, how about you?
What on earth is up with the radiation poisoning? It started with one guy...Read Full Story
Mail Online
Police in France are investigating the suspected poisoning of a leading Russian human rights lawyer, it emerged today.
The attempt to poison Karinna Moskalenko using mercury carries an eerie echo of the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006, using the radioactive substance polonium-210.Read Full Story
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Dissident Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko was yesterday branded a 'traitor' by his own father. Litvinenko, 43, is believed to have been murdered by radioactive polonium-210 in 2006 after his tea was spiked at a top hotel. As he lay in agony on his death ...
The father of Alexander Litvinenko, the Russian spy turned Kremlin opponent who died from polonium poisoning in London in 2006, has called his son a "traitor" and begged Russia for forgiveness so he can return home. Valter Litvinenko fled to Italy with his ...
Mario Scaramella portal. Contaminated by the same radioactive material that killed former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko, Italian security consultant Mario Scaramella says he tried to warn the ex-spy