Sensational information about the untimely death of George Putnikova

[advokat]

On the Internet published sensational information provided by the author from an anonymous source that is associated, he said, with law enforcement authorities, outlining the reasons for the death in London 49-year-old George Putnikova, Moscow's famous antique dealer:
http://antimonstrs.livejournal.com/53666.html

On the paper attached numerous documents confirming the statement and, although some of the author and validation needed to be clarified, but it is obvious that G.Putnikov yet unexplained reason, to give the investigator and investigators false statements, concealing the real facts of the case. Also, instill suspicion of "strange" silence due to the testimony the director of publishing house "Golden Age" and the famous art L.Shumakova T.Galeevoy (in whose neprivzyatosti can not doubt) that G.Putnikov called them the name of the owner B.Grigoreva pictures - they were Konstantin Ernst, Constantine L. Ernst, general director of the First Channel and colleague Vladimir Putin It is impossible not to draw attention to the fact that the missing collection worth more than $ 10 million, bought Khochinsky A. lawfully imported them in Russia (it is established by the investigation) is not wanted by law enforcement agencies, but rather hinder the search for her.
At the same time, A. Khochinsky appealed to Russian President Dmitry Medveduvu to take it as a donation of Russia (these documents are also included).
So, what happens?
And what is the role Putnikova? In my opinion, his son, Cyril, and other entities of the interested, and especially, the Confederation of antique and art dealers in Russia, based on the decision of the Constitutional Court of Russia, associated with the famous accident on Leninsky Prospekt in Moscow, it is necessary to handle the criminal case for the removal of Mr. Putnikova . all those suspected of involvement in fraudulent activities, and vysneniya circumstances of the incident.
The article concludes with appeal for help and information about the missing items of the collection. Promising a reward.