Source and rest of the article: BBC

We all knew he was sick, but I wouldn't rule out suicide either.

I wonder if they will finish the trial anyway.

according to CNN.com they found a drug in his system that is commonly used to treat leprosy, that makes blood pressure medication less effective. The question is, did he obtain it and use it to get access to Russian medical treatment, or was it administered by someone else (the media doesn't seem to even be considering foul play, which of course imediately makes me suspicious)

<font face="Verdana" size="3" color="#009999">Well no tears shed here over that piece of crap.

I suspect sucicide, he was raving something about in the end he will beat them all. So now the courts will be investigated for trying to poison him and they may be found to be responsible as part of a big set up by the piece of crap that involved killing himself. If he could not beat them in life he would beat them in death, that is how twisted that piece of crap was.</font>

<font color = lightgreen>I love a good conspiracy theory, but he wasn't worth assassinating, at least not anymore. This was a case of poor-quality medical care and/or neglect. </font>

Heh, in more ways than one. [img]smile.gif[/img]

That's pretty much impossible, seeing as it was in the Netherlands and not some third world country. The guy simply died, that's what people do every day.

Don't tell me you think every journalist in the West is part of some massive UN-sponsored conspiracy? [img]redface.gif[/img]

Don't tell me you think every journalist in the West is part of some massive UN-sponsored conspiracy? [img]redface.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]I wouldn't go that far... without more proof ;)