There are reasons to doubt that the Prosecutor Malinovsky district of Odessa ended his life by suicide, said assistant Prosecutor General of Ukraine for special orders Valery Karpuntzov.
"To say it was suicide early, because there are certain circumstances that give reason to doubt this version - the order of things in the apartment, other circumstances. Currently traveling the proceedings, so I can not Speak, but too early to Say for suicide, " He said, reports 112. Ua. Remember, the Prosecutor Malinowski area of Odessa in the morning on the first day of the weekend has died after falling from the ninth floor. As reported in the print edition GLANCE, Ukraine continues a series of strange deaths among politicians of the reign of Yanukovych. Thursday was found shot dead former Governor of Zaporozhye, former people's choice of the Verkhovna Rada of three convocations 60-year-old Alexander Peklushenko. It was discovered in the basement of their home in the village of the Sun " with shoot wound in the neck. On Tuesday in Kyiv region committed suicide the people's choice from the Party of regions Stanislav Miller. He left a suicide note in which he asked forgiveness of everyone. Miller for many years was the head JV "Donetsk brewery plant" and JSC "Suite" in Donetsk, was elected representative of the people of Donetsk city Council. At the end of February jumped from the window of his home in Kiev, former 1st Deputy head of the faction of the Party of regions Mykhailo Chechetov. However, Ukrainian correspondents are not likely to consider suicide a mere coincidence. They decided to link all the deaths from figure tycoon Rinat Akhmetov. About Petrushenko claim As a "companion" Akhmetov, the Firm which has Zaporozhstal. Miller portal also calls no differently As a Manager ahmedovski beer organization ". Associates It with the name of the oligarch and death Chechetov. As the former head of State He seemed to know quite a lot About the privatization of factories Akhmetov, suggested Ukrainian correspondents.


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