Probably not. But according to the media currently Vladimir Putin is personally responsible for every death in the UK.
Probably not. But according to the media currently Vladimir Putin is personally responsible for every death in the UK.
I don't even know what to guess anymore. Reality is turning into a bad novel.
hopefully they can gather more evidence
I'm not holding out much hope. Whoever is responsible was professional and connected. If what they have now has not lead to anything, it's unlikely anything new will turn up.
Usually, only stupid criminals get caught. Intelligent criminals without psychological hangups tend to do well. I assume it would be the same here.
I don't even know what to guess anymore. Reality is turning into a bad novel.
>hopefully they can gather more evidence
I'm not holding out much hope. Whoever is responsible was professional and connected. If what they have now has not lead to anything, it's unlikely anything new will turn up.
Usually, only stupid criminals get caught. Intelligent criminals without psychological hangups tend to do well. I assume it would be the same here.
still early, maybe i'll be surprised, but yeah, i doubt we'll ever learn the truth beyond what the coroner's report is. LET CONJECTURE RULE THE DAY!
still early, maybe i'll be surprised, but yeah, i doubt we'll ever learn the truth beyond what the coroner's report is. LET CONJECTURE RULE THE DAY!
now i feel like this has to be a false flag of some sort @InnocentBystander
*and my drunken gut feeling says north korea's motivations make the most sense. clearing out russian dissidents so putin won't complain and has plausible deniability, gives US more motivation to negotiate because we'd want NK off our radar to deal with russia, stirs up more political drama in the west, NK already has shown they are cool with using chemical weapons in the open in other countries (not to mention the old kidnappings & whatnot)... at any rate, hopefully they can gather more evidence than just figuring out how someone died >_>