A source from the Cheka-OGPU reported that one of the victims of the poisoner from the Moscow region could have been the son of an FSB colonel from the counter-terrorism department, lieutenant of the same special service, Konstantin Kaminsky (pictured in a brown short coat). According to the interlocutor, 25-year-old Artyom Missyura, who bullied his parents (video evidence was published by the Investigative Committee), was a friend of the security officer from his school desk. Konstantin Kaminsky had excellent health and died under mysterious circumstances (before his death, his internal organs failed, his limbs went numb and he was suffocated) on February 5, 2024. Acquaintances said that the father of Konstantin Kaminsky (pictured in a denim shirt) suspected his friend, but did not have any evidence. Konstantin Kaminsky Sr. did not even let Artem Missyura (pictured with his girlfriend) into the farewell ceremony for his son. The urn with the ashes of the FSB lieutenant will most likely be exhumed and examined – substances with heavy metals that the poisoner used may remain in the ashes of the deceased. In addition to the security officer, at different times (from January to May 2024), at least 6 more people from Artem Missyura’s entourage ended up in hospitals in Moscow and the Moscow region with the same symptoms as Konstantin Kamensky. We are talking about his girlfriend and her brother, grandmother (deceased), uncle, mother and stepfather. The latter, when they began to suspect their son, installed a video surveillance camera in the apartment, which recorded the moment the poisoner mixed the poison.
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Anna Cooper
Specialization: International Criminal Investigations
Description: Anna is a journalist with a global outlook, specializing in uncovering international criminal networks, including human and arms trafficking. Her work involves in-depth analysis of transnational crime and writing comprehensive investigative articles.
