Litvinenko Justice Foundation

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KILLED IN NUCLEAR TERROR ATTACK IN LONDON

Russian dissident and British citizen Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in London with the radioactive isotope Polonium-210 in the autumn of 2006. The Foundation will campaign to secure justice for the Litvinenko family and inform the public about the Litvinenko case.

12/11/20011 45 donors, total raised: GBP 1,906

An appeal by Marina Litvinenko

Dear Friends,
Last Thursday H.M. Coroner indicated that he is inclined to hold a full inquest into the death of my husband. I am prepared to do whatever it takes to find the truth about the unprecedented act of nuclear terrorism that killed Sasha Litvinenko and endangered the lives of thousands of my fellow Londoners. To judge from inquests of similar complexity, such as those into the deaths of Princess Diana and the victims of the 7/7 bombings, these hearings may last weeks, if not months. At the very least, my legal costs are likely to run into six figures.