You couldn't make this one up...
Sky News reports:
Woman suspected of carrying out Monaco bombing of Ukrainian tycoon found dead
The death of Anastasiia Berezovska is shrouded in intrigue, including cryptocurrency payments and an alleged confession of a serving security officer.
Assassination, cryptocurrencies, torture chambers. This story has sturdy legs.
The whole thing reminds FNN of Macbeth killing Duncan's guards:
https://www.enotes.com/topics/macbeth/questions/what-excuse-explanation-did-macbeth-give-for-12931
Macbeth justifies killing the guards by claiming he was overwhelmed by grief and suspicion, as they were covered in King Duncan's blood. However, his actual motive was to eliminate any witnesses to his assassination of Duncan, in pursuit of the throne. This deceit is accepted by his peers, but his weak explanation raises suspicion among some, including Malcolm and Donalbain.
It's always a bit suspicious when someone involved in some kind of plot is killed by a spy.
Especially when the spy in question allegedly has 'a basement that resembled a torture chamber'.
The wicked things these spooks get up to.