British coroner: informant in the Magnitsky case Alexander Perepelichny “most likely” died of natural causes
Alexander Perepelichny, a Russian businessman and whistleblower in the Magnitsky case, who died in the UK in 2012, "most likely" died of sudden arrhythmia death syndrome. This was stated by the British coroner Nicholas Hilliard, who is leading the proceedings on the death of a businessman, reports Sky News. “I cannot completely rule out that he could have been poisoned, but there is no direct evidence right now that Perepilichny was killed,” he said.