[endigma]

Its funny to me that with the current state of Russia this guy could have died with absolutely zero interference from the state and the rest of the world will assume he was killed no matter what comes out of Russian media, purely due to their track record with this sort of thing.

[jakub_g]

There is even a dedicated wiki page for 2022+ deaths of Russian businesspeople

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suspicious_deaths_of_Russian...

[coffeebeqn]

Funny how the Russian gov poisoned him and sent him to Siberia to a labor camp. They had nothing to do with it!

[endigma]

Not sure why I'm being downvoted, I'm not trying to suggest that this death isn't suspicious, just commenting that even if it wasn't people wouldn't believe the Russians due to how often this happens.