UK Judge to Release Findings on Death of Ex-KGB Agent

The mystery of the poisoning death of ex-KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko may be solved Thursday, when a British judge releases the findings of his inquiry. Litvinenko died nearly 10 years ago after he was allegedly poisoned by a cup of tea laced with polonium-210 - a rare radioactive isotope.  From his death bed, he accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of ordering his assassination. The former Russian intelligence officer had become an outspoken critic of Putin before fleeing...

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