Key Witness in Magnitsky Case Found Dead in Britain
29 November 2012 | Issue 5024
The Moscow Times
A key witness in a Swiss investigation into alleged money-laundering by Russian officials suspected in the death of anti-corruption lawyer Sergei Magnitsky was found dead outside his palatial home in southern England, a media report said Wednesday.
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