The Evidence Mounts

At least 2 British Airways jets, which fly the London-Moscow route, have tested positive for traces of Polinium 210, the rare radioactive material that killed Alexandar Litvinenko, the ex-Russian spy and Putin critic.

Although this evidence seems to create a giant foam finger pointing at Moscow, the 2 planes in question also flew to other destinations, including Frankfurt, Barcelona and Athens. Furthermore, I am curious as to why more than a single jet is contaminated. The simplest "The Russian Government Killed Him" story would be if the poison was smuggled on a single plane.

I hope Sherlock Holmes is on the case, because I can't wait to hear the final verdict on this spy v. spy.

Posted by Peter