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Fallout of Spy's Death Proves Radiation Poisoning

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by Jack Parsons

The substance that killed Alexander Litvinenko, the KGB defector who frequently spoke out against the Russian secret service and president, has been identified as polonium-210, a highly radioactive chemical. The British Government and Scotland Yard have held emergency meetings, sealed off five locations across London and carried out medical tests on several individuals for fear others may be harmed by traces of the poison. However, the spy’s mysterious death has yet to be solved.

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Russian Defector Dies

by Jack Parsons

11.25.06 | The former KGB spy who was posioned last week has died in a London hospital - his cause of death still unknown.

Russian Ex-Spy Poisoned In London

by Jack Parsons

11.20.06 | A Russian spy, who defected to Britain in 2000, claims he has been poisoned by his former Government and lies critically ill in a hospital bed.

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