"Former British ambassador to Russia Sir Andrew Wood, who knew Mr Berezovsky, said he had been a man of vigour who had tended to 'over-egg his importance,' was at heart 'not a bad man' and had been helpful to Britain in the past.
Sir Andrew told the BBC: 'If he killed himself, that's terrible. If he was poisoned - and it's interesting that people instantly raise that question in one way or another - that is of course still worse.
If he had a heart attack, well that was what was coming anyway so one should be grateful if it was fast.'"
--"Boris Berezovsky death: 'No evidence of third-party involvement'" - BBC News
Query to the Paranoids of the World: Any connection between Berezovsky's death and the Cyprus bank crisis, where Russian oligarchs stand to lose millions (billions)?
Something even worth thinking about in a supposedly rational (but certainly not crime-free) world?
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