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Arrr, matey! A scurvy dog, Putin's mate, be takin' a plunge from a house window, just like many strange deaths in Russia!

2023-12-28

Arrr, mateys! 'Tis with great jest that I be tellin' ye the tale of Lawmaker Vladimir Egorov! Aye, a supporter of Putin, he met a most peculiar fate, as he tumbled from his humble abode's third floor, leavin' us all wonderin' what sorcery may have caused it!

In a strange turn of events, a Russian lawmaker and ally of President Vladimir Putin met his demise in suspicious circumstances. Vladimir Egorov, a member of Putin's United Russia party, fell from the third floor of his home in the town of Tobolsk. The 46-year-old plunged 30 feet to his death, leaving authorities puzzled as they investigate the cause. Russian state media reported the incident, with news outlet Baza revealing that Egorov's body was discovered in the courtyard of his house. The investigative department of the Tyumen region confirmed the fatal fall.
Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not responded to requests for confirmation from Fox News Digital. The New York Post cited the possibility of Egorov suffering from heart problems before the incident. Egorov, who also worked as a lawyer, had previously faced corruption allegations in a scandal that led to his removal from the city administration in 2016. However, he subsequently returned to the political scene.
It is worth noting that a number of prominent figures in Russia have met similar fates in recent years. Just this year, a bank executive and a senior military officer both fell to their deaths from high-rise buildings. In addition, the chairman of Lukoil and the leader of the Wagner mercenary group died in separate incidents involving falls. Furthermore, a deputy science minister and an energy boss faced untimely demises in suspicious circumstances.
While the cause behind Egorov's fall remains under investigation, these incidents raise questions about the safety of politicians and influential individuals in Russia.

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