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Poison legacy
London, September 11, 1978
The recent assassination of dissident Bulgarian writer
Georgi Markov (right) used a method developed in
Soviet Russia. Between 1939 and 1953, a team led by
secret service head Lavrenti Beria devised ways to kill
enemies without leaving any traces. These included
an umbrella tipped with a pellet containing the deadly
poison ricin. The Bulgarian secret service used this
to kill Markov. He was jabbed on Waterloo Bridge
here in London, England, four days ago and died today.

Poison pen

Chechnya, 2002
Reports suggest that
Lavrenti Beria’s murderous
legacy still continues, even
though the communist era
is over. It is alleged that
Omar ibn al-Khattab, rebel
leader of the breakaway former
Soviet Republic of Chechnya,
has been assassinated by
the FSB, the Russian secret
service. A letter written in
poison pen was delivered to
Khattab, who died shortly
after opening it.

Area 51
Nevada, 2010

I’m hurriedly writing to you from just outside the perimeter
fence of this top-secret U.S. air base; the security guards are
descending on me to move me on. It is generally agreed that
new aircraft are tested here, but I’m still suspicious and think
this is just a cover. Their failure to offer a better explanation
than “it was a weather balloon” that crashed in Roswell in 1947
Official sources say that this photograph is a fake, but some believe this photo to be proof. What do you think? Are they
is strange. I, along with others, think it was alien spacecraft and
people insist that this is a badly injured alien, recovered
telling the truth or is it a conspiracy?
after the Roswell incident. SECRET LABORATORIES 95
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