Posted on 07/11/2025 3:48:57 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
THE Kremlin has been accused of covering up the death of a sacked Russian minister after signs of torture were allegedly found on his body just 24 hours before his apparent suicide.
Roman Starovoit, who was Vladimir Putin's transport minister for less than a year, was dismissed from his post on July 7 - just hours before he was found dead.
Telegram channels with links to the Russian security forces reported Starovoit's cause of death as suicide - claiming the minister was found dead with gunshot wounds.
However, an independent Russian media outlet now reports that he had been beaten before his death.
News outlet SOTA claims that signs of torture were visible on his body.
“Fresh traces of beatings were found on the body of former Kursk governor and ex-Transport Minister Roman Starovoit,” stated the outlet.
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Help wanted: Transport Minister. Must live 5 stories or higher.
I’m shocked.....Not
“found dead with gunshot wounds.” He stabbed himself to death with several bullets.
Military Summary Channel
https://youtu.be/FJ7x9VhfSG8?si=X3LuUQC0a0gpwkwq
Facts on the ground.
You’d have to be a lunatic, a total retard, or a saint to oppose Putin in Russia.
Unfortunately due to not using protective gear during the autopsy, the medical examiners also caught contagious suicide from the body. Maybe their examiners will wear their protective dark goggles and gags to prevent further spread.
Died 24 hours before apparent suicide
Sounds like some who knew the Clintons
Man shoots self in the head 6 times.
Vince Foster was not available for comment.
Indeed and the other 150 people also.
ZEEPER FOLLIES PINGLIST!(((PING!)))
Well he put 3 bullets in his head because he was not sure the first 2 would work.
OK, now that one was funny.
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