British Police Identify Killer in Radiation Case

reporter writes "According to a front-page story by The Guardian, British authorities have identified Andrei Lugovoi to be the murderer who used radioactive pollonium-210 to kill Andrei Litvinenko. The British government will ask Moscow to extradite Lugovoi. The Guardian states: 'Associates of the dead man have repeatedly accused President Vladimir Putin's government of being behind his murder, a claim the Kremlin rejects. While it is known that detectives believe they have uncovered evidence pointing to Mr Lugovoi's involvement, it is not clear whether they have established a motive for the murder'"

Comments

Re:Can we fix the headline?

[Jherek Carnelian]

Lol! Don't you know that rights, like the presumption of innocence, are only for American citizens?

Re:Polonium halo argument has been debunked before

[pikine]

talkorigins is not a scientific publication, respectable or not. Their main assertion is that evolution theory holds, and creation theory does not; they cite scientific research work that support their assertion and go on even greater length to ridicule those that contradict.

Strange why you guys are obsessed with the word "debunk" so much. The hallmark of any scientific theory is that you can predict the outcome of some experiment (say, abiogenesis) and produce the same results under controlled conditions; there would be nothing contrary to your theory that you need to debunk because facts speak for itself. It is for evolution theory's lack of scientific quality that evolutionists need to defend their faith as a religion.