A Russian spy critical of Russian President Vladimir Putin was radioactively poisoned in a sushi restaurant. In a remarkable death-bed letter the spy accused Putin of killing him.  Police recently uncovered the spy's Zagat survey form where he complained about the restaurant's "lack of ambiance" and warned diners to "stay away from the Polonium-210 Roll."

Putin maintained that there is no evidence that Alexander Litvinenko died a "violent death."  He repeated his call for all Russians to get an annual radioactive flu shot and not to disagree with him in order to prevent further deaths.