Ruskies killed Buster

[chef]

either way stabbittty stabbitty stab stab

we dont get enough of that nowadays

[AtW]

Act of war

Well, act of war would have been placing a mine on the warship, even though I think it was highly unlikely to be a mine, probably some kind of tracking device.

I think I read somewhere that this poor chap was found without a head, most likely caused by the ship's propeller - it makes this new story rather doubtful.

[daviejones]

My sympathies to Del, Rodders and Cassandra...

[DimPrawn]

They killed uncle Albert?!!?

http://content.answers.com/main/cont...2a/Albert1.jpg

[Troll]

Act of war

A former Russian frogman has claimed that he killed British diver Cdr Lionel "Buster" Crabb, who disappeared while spying on a Soviet warship in 1956.
Cdr Crabb vanished after the vessel, which had brought Soviet leaders to Britain, docked in Portsmouth Harbour.

Now retired sailor Eduard Koltsov claims he cut the Englishman's throat as he caught him placing a mine.

Mr Koltsov tells a Russian documentary that he needed to tell the truth about the Cold War mystery before he died.

The Soviet ship Ordzhonikidze had brought Nikita Khrushchev and other leaders for meetings with the British prime minister Anthony Eden and his ministers.

I saw a silhouette of a diver in a light frogman suit who was fiddling with something

Several months later a headless corpse, identified by a friend as Cdr Crabb, was found floating along the coast.

At the time the diver went missing, the Navy said he was feared drowned in Stokes Bay - some miles to the west of Portsmouth Harbour