Ok, so how many mules were there to bring in the polonium 210. What form is it? Liquid? Powder? Were there 5 mules taking different flights to bring the stuff in to kill this guy, so that if one got caught, another might get through? Why weren’t ANY of them caught bringing the stuff in? Where were the planes coming from that are now contaminated? Questions, questions, questions!!!

LONDON, England (AP) — Traces of radiation have been found at a dozen sites in Britain and five jets were being investigated for possible contamination as authorities widened their investigation into the poisoning of a former Russian spy, the country’s top law enforcement official told Parliament on Thursday.

A coroner formally opened an inquest into the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, who died on November 23 after falling ill more than three weeks earlier. It was quickly adjourned so police could continue their investigation, but three pathologists were expected to participate in an autopsy Friday at Royal London Hospital.

High doses of polonium-210 — a rare radioactive element usually made in specialized nuclear facilities — were found in Litvinenko’s body after his death. Investigators are now checking places visited by the former KGB agent and others who had contact with him in the weeks before he fell ill on November 1.