The man charged with the murder of Alexander Litvinenko is working as a consultant on a Russian TV show about the death of the former KGB agent. Alexander Litvinenko died in London in 2006, aged 44, after drinking tea laced with radioactive polonium-210. Andrey Luguvoy, 50, was identified as one of the two Russian men who had met Litvinenko for tea, and was charged with his murder by the British CPS in 2007. Andrei Lugovoy, was charged with murder over the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006, but Russia refused to extradite him, and he has now helped a TV team on a show about the killing
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Andrei Lugovoi was charged for the murder of Alexander Litvinenko
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Former KGB agent Litvinenko was poisoned in London in 2006
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Russia refused to extradite Lugovoi, who was elected to parliament
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Now, he is consulting actors and director on series about the murder
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Lugovoi has also helped with the script, but will not appear on screen
'I made a conscious decision to turn down all of them because I understood that none of them were able to tell this @placeholder story truthfully because of a different mentality,' Lugovoy said in the statement.