Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer who became known through the publication «dossier trump«, has presented the FBI secret report that the death of Michael Lesina was not accidental. Such information is now published edition of Buzzfeed, citing sources in the Federal Agency.
According to the data, the former Russian statesman, who had a close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, was beaten to death by employees of the Russian special services. According to Steele, as revenge one of the Russian oligarchs, now close to the head of the Russian Federation.
Hired agents were ordered to inflict a beating to the victim, but not kill her. However, the attackers did not calculate the force because of what Mikhail Lesin was traumatized, incompatible with life. Such information allegedly did Christopher Touch from different sources, among which are mentioned the Russian intelligence services.
The findings, published in the report contradict the official version of the investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of investigation (Federal Bureau of Investigation). According to the FBI, Lesin, died in an accident in which he suffered multiple injuries. Representatives of the Bureau claim that the former media Manager at the time of death was in a state of alcoholic intoxication.
At the same time, concrete facts and evidence in the report, Steele was not provided, and the name «close to Putin oligarchs» is not called. All that is in the report, a former employee of British intelligence, based on the words of his sources.
Christopher Steele gained fame after the publication of the so-called «dossier trump«. It is reported that the presence of Russia’s leadership of compromising materials on the current President of the United States. In addition, the dossier featured information about the relationship of Donald trump with the leadership of the Russian Federation. US intelligence agencies believe that the authenticity of this information is not confirmed, and the trump strongly denies the veracity of these data.
