Traces of Polonia: BuzzFeed about strange deaths in the UK

Buzzfeed journalists have published another part of the investigation about strange deaths in the UK related to Russia. This time is the story of an expert in the case of Alexander Litvinenko, a specialist in the impact of radiation, Matthew Pancher. The radiologist died a year ago. According to the official version, he committed suicide, but in a rather strange way - he inflicted many stab wounds at once with two knives at once. The authors of the investigation believe that for this, as well as the death of other people associated with Russia, in recent years, the Russian authorities can stand.

According to the sources of Buzzfeed, the version of the Russian trace is supported by US intelligence. She even transferred UK certain materials on this matter. Which ones are not specified.

As in the deaths of Alexander Perepelichnaya (informant in the case of Sergey Magnitsky, to whom Buzzfeed devoted one of the previous publications), there are many oddities in the history of Panche. They may be enough to question the version of suicide - and to criticize the British investigation.

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