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JD001 JD001 discovered this in Crime 3 reviews since Mar 5, 2007
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JD001 discovered 16 months ago
The plot thickens...
Xtine66 rated 16 months ago
Litvinenko supporter shot in US Monday, 5 March 2007 The FBI and US police are investigating the shooting of a US expert on Russian intelligence, days after he said Moscow had a role in an ex-KGB agent's death. Paul Joyal, 53, was shot several times as he returned to his home in the suburbs of Washington DC on Thursday. Reports say Mr Joyal, who was seriously wounded, had items stolen in an attack that appeared to be a random robbery. But the timing has raised concern that he was targeted for expressing his views on the Alexander Litvinenko case. ... Curiouser and curiouser indeed, dear Zilcho (who also sent me this). Wonder what - if anything, since he/his minions may have given permission - shrub will say.
pood811 rated 16 months ago

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"The FBI and US police are investigating the shooting of a US expert on Russian intelligence, days after he said Moscow had a role in an ex-KGB agent's death.

Paul Joyal, 53, was shot several times as he returned to his home in the suburbs of Washington DC on Thursday. Reports say Mr Joyal, who was seriously wounded, had items stolen in an attack that appeared to be a random robbery.

But the timing has raised concern that he was targeted for expressing his views on the Alexander Litvinenko case. Hospital officials said Mr Joyal was in a critical condition.

Four days before he was shot, Mr Joyal told NBC's Dateline television programme that he had struck up a friendship with the former agent during trips to London. In his interview, Mr Joyal said: "A message has been communicated to anyone who wants to speak out against the Kremlin - 'if you do, no matter who you are, where you are, we will find you and we will silence you - in the most horrible way possible'.""
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