Wanted to reveal the scandal of the book – then he died – Aftonbladet

He died suddenly of what was described as a heart attack a week ago.

According to new data should Nikita Kamajev, the Russian Anti-Doping Agency Rusadas former boss, just before his death opinion known to the British media, and said that he wanted to write a book that revealed the truth about the Russian doping.

the former head of Russia’s anti-doping agency Rusada, Nikita Kamajev heard before his death by the Sunday Times, David Walsh, known for revealing the Lance Armstrong doping and said he wanted to write a book in which he would reveal the truth about Russia’s secret development of doping.

wanted to write book “

” I want to write a book with the true history of the pharmacology of the sport and doping in Russia since 1987, when I was a young researcher and was working on a secret laboratory at the Soviet Institute of sports medicine ” , Kamajev wrote in an email to the Sunday Times, and said that he has facts and information that has not previously been published.

the 52-year-old manager’s death was sudden. Rusada itself went out and described the cause of death as a “massive heart attack”.

– I have had explained to me that he was out and went cross-country skiing, came home and felt pain in his chest. I have never heard him complain about anything related to the heart and do, said former Rusada-boss Ramil Khabriev news agency Tass.

Dog shortly after another former chief

Kamajev died just two weeks after Vyacheslav Sinev, who led Rushed 2008-2010, was found dead. In his case, stated no cause of death, which gave space to the conspiracy theories.

“It is so, Putin solves the problem” , wrote former marathon runner Jon Brown on Twitter.

Anti-doping

organization Wada revealed in November in a report that there was systematic doping in athletics Russian, and Russian athletes are permanently barred from international competitors. While WADA Rusada shut down during the investigation, and Nikita Kamajev was forced to resign in December. Athletics Two sudden deaths – then blamed Putin