[repost because it was at end of last bread]
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>>368530
The info released on the Russian in Bangkok seems to make him some kind of manager but not the big boss. Usually there are owner investors, then a big boss then the management people that run things.
So if the big boss was trying to run, the owner and investors in the business may have ordered a hit because they feared that he would talk.
The trick is to identify a name. I stumbled around a bit. I expect that it was a young man so I eliminated older people and females. Then I guessed. One guy name Ilya Stavskij was born in 1985 and there is a note "Info to be confirmed". A bit odd so I googled him.
This is what I found. There are only 3 photos BUT, click on Albums and there are more.
https:// m.mamba.ru/en/users/602692540/albums/1005018503?force_web=0
This guy has a lot of money for foreign travel. If you have a good idea for botany/architecture you can see that he has taken several trips to several different locations. Where does he get so much money? For a Russian, foreign trips are expensive since the 2014 devaluation of the ruble. Could this be the target.
I need help here. If someone notices this posting they could remove all these photos. Go through each album and get all the photos. They may have EXIF data inside them that identify location and time. Some look like southeast asia. How many times was he there and when? Do the other locations correspond to other countries from the DOJ bust of 36 people. Here is the full listing from the MChS.ru site just in case:
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СТАВСКИЙ Илья Геннадьевич
11.02.1985
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This is a serious request for help digging because the Uranium One idea has fizzled out. The Ivanov on the flight does not appear to be the one who was CFO of ROSATOM.
So many crooks leading us down rabbit holes. But if we can point to an individual and it correlates to the FSB findings. So far the FSB suspects something to do with deicing equipmt but that could be sabotage and lead to an airport employee and back to the Cybercrime outfit taken down by DOJ