It was a year ago today that the world learned of the death of Alexei Navalny. He'd been jailed in Siberia for trumped-up charges that he and his law team continued to challenge.
The jail, above the Arctic Circle, was part of the old 'gulag' system from days when the USSR still existed. Not surprisingly, conditions there sounded miserable.
Although officials claimed that Navalny died of a blood clot, this has been questioned.
I suppose because I remain somewhat of a paranoid type, I have my own belief of what the circumstance was. Maybe you do too.
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