Paid Russian SPY

Alexander Litvinenko was receiving a retainer of around $3,000.00 a month from the British security services MI-6 at the time he was murdered. The disclosure, by diplomatic and intelligence sources, is the latest twist in the Litvinenko affair, which has plunged relations between London and Moscow to their lowest point since the Cold War. On the day of the poisoning, November 1, former KGB agent Mr Litvinenko met prime suspect Andrei Lugovoy at the Millennium Hotel in Grosvenor Square, London. Conclusion double agent SPYING is a very dangerous business, and you need to have your life insurnace paid up.