The Litvinenko Inquiry

The Litvinenko Inquiry
D. Responsibility for death
12. Source of the Po-210 apparently ingested by Alexander Litvinenko
a. Properties/uses of Po-210
b. Scientific analysis of Po-210 samples
c. Legitimate trade in/international carriage of Po-210
d. Apparent documentary evidence of consignment of Po-210 at Yaroslavl,
August 2006
13. Andrey Lugovoy and Dmitri Kovtun – backgrounds; movements October/November
2006; public statements since November 2006
a. Andrey Lugovoy background
b. Dmitri Kovtun background
c. Visit by Andrey Lugovoy and Dmitri Kovtun to London 16 to 18 October 2006
(i) Narrative – travel/movements/purpose of visit/meetings etc
d. Visit by Andrey Lugovoy to London 25 to 28 October 2006
(i) Narrative – travel/movements/purpose of visit/meetings etc
e. Dmitri Kovtun’s visit to Hamburg 28 to 31 October 2006
(i) Narrative – travel/movements/purpose of visit/meetings etc
(ii) Evidence of apparent recruitment attempt for poison plan
f. Visit by Andrey Lugovoy and Dmitri Kovtun to London 31 October to
3 November 2006
(i) Narrative – travel/movements/purpose of visit/meetings etc
g. Andrey Lugovoy – public statements since 2006/polygraph test
h. Dmitri Kovtun – public statements since 2006
14. Traces of Po-210 in London and Hamburg
a. Scientific context/methodology of testing for Po-210
b. Evidence of Po-210 traces
(i) Traces in London apparently associated with events 16 to 18 October 2006
(ii) Traces in London apparently associated with events 25 to 28 October 2006
(iii) Traces in Hamburg apparently associated with events 28 to 31 October 2006
(iv) Traces in London apparently associated with events 31 October to
3 November 2006
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