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Litvinenko death: sensational new revelations

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Published 04 June, 2008, 06:50

What brought about the death of Russia’s former security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko in London in 2006? Was he really poisoned with radioactive polonium-210? American journalist Edward Jay Epstein is hunting for the truth and reveals his sensational findings in an exclusive interview to RT.

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