Claim: Man Who Shot Polish Plane Crash “Gunshots” Footage Stabbed To Death

By on April 23, 2010 in News 6

More fuel for the Polish plane crash conspiracy theories, from PrisonPlanet.com:

The man who filmed a video that appeared to depict gunshots being fired in the immediate aftermath of the Polish plane crash has apparently been stabbed to death in what many are claiming was a deliberate assassination to silence the individual from making public whatever it was he saw.

…The translation is roughly as follows: “Author of the video seen by everyone by now has been stabbed near Kijow on 4.15 and transported in critical condition to the hospital in Kijow. On 4.16 three unidentified individuals unplugged him from life support system and stabbed him 3 more times. Andrij was pronounced dead that afternoon. Russian government claims it was a coincidence.”

The video [above] as well as the apparent fate of the man who shot the footage, have not been reported on by any mainstream news outlet, and the story cannot be completely verified, although the footage in the clip is very similar to images and video seen after the crash…

[continues at PrisonPlanet.com]

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  • http://www.xenex.org/ xen

    Perhaps you are a little vague on what the term “coincidence” signifies. A weak “Well, that is strange but not remotely suspicious…” isn't going to satisfy a world you cannot unplug and stab to death.

  • salo (poland)

    The gunshots probably came from the guns some of the security and military officials had with them. The high temperature just started them off.

    • ohiostate94

      high temperature? it takes 267 degrees celcius to make a bullet fire. the security and military officers would be dead

      • salo (poland)

        But, they were already dead. At least 5-6 of the passangers had loaded pistols with them and 267 degress you mention could have been reached.

  • raniahussein
  • salo (poland)

    But, they were already dead. At least 5-6 of the passangers had loaded pistols with them and 267 degress you mention could have been reached.