85 141 224 | Boris Nemtsov allies fear killers of Russian politician will escape justice, February 28, 2015

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/28/boris-nemtstov-allies-fear-killers-will-never-be-caught
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Boris Nemtsov was assassinated by being shot four times from a passing car in one of the most carefully watched parts of Moscow, metres from one of the Kremlin towers and in the shadow of St Basil’s Cathedral. It was also likely he was under surveillance before Sunday’s planned march, all of which suggested the killers were professionals, and were not scared of detection.

Boris Nemtsov was a Russian physicist and liberal politician. From 2000 until his death, he was an outspoken critic of Vladimir Putin.

439 is the 85th prime number

Russia’s investigative committee said it was working on several different theories, including Nemtsov being used as a “sacrificial victim” to destabilise Russia, Islamist extremism, the Ukraine conflict or a personal issue.

From Boris Nemtsov's birthday (10/9/14) to the day of his assassination at the Kremlin tower's (2/27/15) is a span of 141 days.

We just covered a story where Alexei Navalny was detained by police.

The 141st prime number is 811.

Counting the end date, it is 142 days.

Looking at the bottom right hand corner, we will see that it is 20 weeks and 1 day, like 201.

From Boris Nemtsov's asassination (2/27/15) to what would have been his next birthday (10/9/15) is a span of 224 days.

Counting the end date, it is 225 days.

Lastly, looking at the bottom right hand corner, it is a span of 32 weeks.

32 weeks is equivalent to 31 weeks and 7 days, like 317.

317 is the 66th prime number

Dmitry Peskov is Putin's spokesman.

I posted this on the previous article regarding Alexei but once again for emphasis.

From the Boris Nemtsov's assassination (2/27/15) to the day that Alexei Navalny was detained (2/22/18) is exactly 156 weeks.

Boris Nemtsov was gunned down in the shadow of the Kremlin’s towers late on Friday.

The eulogies from top officials contrasted sharply with previous comments by Putin that the political opposition is a “fifth column” trying to destroy Russia, and repeated television smears calling the opposition traitors.