[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - Bill Browder, who once ran Russia's largest foreign investment fund, believes spate of deaths among the country's elite were 'all murders'
- Said 'viper's nest' are fighting to maintain their wealth under crippling sanctions
- 'It's greedy b*****ds fighting over money and getting killed,' he told MailOnline
- Mr Browder is dubbed Putin's 'number one enemy' after exposing a $230million fraud that implicated the Russian president
Though he did not name names, recent deaths include Ivan Pechorin, 39, director of the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation who 'fell overboard' from his yacht in September; Pavel Pchelnikov, 52, a PR manager for the Russian Railways shot dead in his Moscow apartment the same month; and Alexander Tyulakov, 61, a senior Gazprom executive found hanged at his house, also in Moscow. |
Luckily, nothing like that could ever happen here.