A British investigation report : Russian Informant Perepilitschni was not poisoned

The 2012 in the UK died, the Russian Informant Alexander Perepilitschni has not been poisoned, according to a judicial inquiry. For this conjecture there is no evidence, said the investigating judge Nicholas Hilliard on Wednesday in London. A poisoning could not be ruled out "completely". It's all but speaking, the business man died a natural death. Cause of death was failure of the investigation, a sudden heart.

Perepilitschni who had helped the US investment firm Hermitage Capital Management, to consider a case of money laundering in Russia, in 2012, died while Jogging in the vicinity of London. Two years after his death, his life insurance examinations, in which traces of poison were found from a Chinese Plant called Gelsemium in his stomach prompted. The substance can cause a cardiac arrest. The case was one of 14, the the UK to the poisoning of the Russian Ex-double agent Sergei Skripal in March in the English Salisbury re-examine.

Perepilitschni was a potential key witness in the affair of the death of Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky. Magnitsky worked in Moscow for Hermitage Capital Management and was launched in November 2008. According to the company, he had made the embezzlement of public money, public, Russian officials were involved. The authorities pursued him to pass away then for alleged tax.

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Magnitsky died in November 2009 in a Moscow prison. According to an official Russian investigation report, he died as a result of targeted strikes, which caused him to officials in the prison. (AFP)