The basis of the investigation of the \"Skripal case\" is absurdity

London continues to fabricate evidence of Moscow

Den Makovsky

The basis of the investigation of the "Skripal case" is absurdity

The Telegraph news agency reported that the British police suspect a certain attack group, allegedly controlled by the Russian government, in the attempt on Sergei Skripal and his daughter.

According to the agency, the counterterrorism unit of Scotland Yard is now trying to fabricate a case against people who have already returned to Russia. The police were able to establish their names by studying the data on arrivals and departures, examine records from cameras and testimony of witnesses.

One of the suspects was named a former agent of the Russian special services, a \"ruthless killer\" code-named Gordon. However, information about the alleged killer was obtained from an ex-KGB officer who fled to the West 20 years ago, Boris Karpichkov. At the same time, the testimony of a defector can not be considered reliable because he is an interested in it. Moreover, he has signs of psychological abnormalities. So, in a secret interview with Bloomberg Businessweek in London, Karpichkov arrived wearing sunglasses and a black hat. He said that he suffers from post-traumatic stress syndrome, living in constant fear and falling asleep only for a few hours at night. A double agent installed around his house video cameras at his own expense. Once he even asked the British authorities to send him to the Moon or Mars.

In addition, speaking in the British television program \"Good Morning Britain\", Karpichkov said that in November 2006 (shortly after poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko in London), someone dressed like an ordinary beggar hurled some sort of powder on his face in a crowded street in New Zealand\'s Oakland . According to him, after that he fell ill, lost his hair and three tens of kilograms of weight. Then the doctors told him that he had the flu, and Karpichkov did not report the incident to the police. Four months later, he again became ill after he found at home on the carpet mysterious crystals of amethyst color.

Probably the former KGB officer needs to apply for help in a psychiatric hospital, and not to testify in court. At the same time, the British special services do not even hesitate to use sick people to justify their groundless accusations.

Thus, London continues to fabricate evidence of Moscow\'s involvement in the attempt on Sergei Skripal and his daughter. However, the longer an investigation takes place, the \"facts\" are becoming more and more absurd. It\'s amazing that no one talks about the real motives of the crime. Ignored the basic principle of investigation which is the presumption of innocence. That\'s why, instead of real information about what happened in Salisbury, there are still some hypotheses and inadequate accusations.

The Telegraph news agency reported that the British police suspect a certain attack group, allegedly controlled by the Russian government, in the attempt on Sergei Skripal and his daughter.

According to the agency, the counterterrorism unit of Scotland Yard is now trying to fabricate a case against people who have already returned to Russia. The police were able to establish their names by studying the data on arrivals and departures, examine records from cameras and testimony of witnesses.

One of the suspects was named a former agent of the Russian special services, a "ruthless killer" code-named Gordon. However, information about the alleged killer was obtained from an ex-KGB officer who fled to the West 20 years ago, Boris Karpichkov. At the same time, the testimony of a defector can not be considered reliable because he is an interested in it. Moreover, he has signs of psychological abnormalities. So, in a secret interview with Bloomberg Businessweek in London, Karpichkov arrived wearing sunglasses and a black hat. He said that he suffers from post-traumatic stress syndrome, living in constant fear and falling asleep only for a few hours at night. A double agent installed around his house video cameras at his own expense. Once he even asked the British authorities to send him to the Moon or Mars.

In addition, speaking in the British television program "Good Morning Britain", Karpichkov said that in November 2006 (shortly after poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko in London), someone dressed like an ordinary beggar hurled some sort of powder on his face in a crowded street in New Zealand's Oakland . According to him, after that he fell ill, lost his hair and three tens of kilograms of weight. Then the doctors told him that he had the flu, and Karpichkov did not report the incident to the police. Four months later, he again became ill after he found at home on the carpet mysterious crystals of amethyst color.

Probably the former KGB officer needs to apply for help in a psychiatric hospital, and not to testify in court. At the same time, the British special services do not even hesitate to use sick people to justify their groundless accusations.

Thus, London continues to fabricate evidence of Moscow's involvement in the attempt on Sergei Skripal and his daughter. However, the longer an investigation takes place, the "facts" are becoming more and more absurd. It's amazing that no one talks about the real motives of the crime. Ignored the basic principle of investigation which is the presumption of innocence. That's why, instead of real information about what happened in Salisbury, there are still some hypotheses and inadequate accusations.