Russian death 'not suspicious'
The death of a Russian supergrass who was a key witness in a multi-million pound international fraud investigation is not suspicious, police said today
No cause of death in post-mortem exams
Surrey Police said the matter has now been formally passed to the coroner and an inquest will be held after finding no evidence of foul play. This was despite two post-mortem examinations carried out in November failing to establish Alexander Perepilichnyy's cause of death.
Toxicology samples were also taken from both post mortems but the results have not been released.
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