From: Adam 

Mark wrote:
> Hmm. Yea, that does put a damper on the smuggling angle, doesn't it?  hey Alex, want to put the fun back into science?>
>

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Adam

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> "Adam"
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>> Mark wrote:
>>> I've noticed a few dribs and drabs here and there (nothing concrete, nor
>>> worth linking to at this point) that the dead spy may have been the one
>>> smuggling the stuff out and may have had a bit of a fatal mishap in his
>>> handling of it, then figured may as well play the hand out and accuse
>>> Putin since he was soon to be dead anyway.
>> WRT smuggling polonium:
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>> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/29/polonium_available_online/
>>
>> As a radioactive, it's so innocuous that:
>>
>> "Polonium210, the radioactive isotope fingered as the substance used to
>> off exiled Russian KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko, is available to buy
>> online for just $69 plus shipping and handling.
>>
>> New Mexico firm United Nuclear Scientific Equipment & Supplies offers a
>> sample of radioactive element on its website, as part of its aim of
>> putting the "fun back into science"."
>>
>> So smuggling is a of a stretch.
>>
>> Still needs a great deal of knowledge wrt the dosage though.
>>
>> Adam
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