2. In retrospect, when the news broke that Agent Gareth Williams had died mysteriously in the travel bag of his London apartment, I felt that it was impossible for the government to explain such a violent incident. Sure enough, for many years, there was no sound at all. Now the wiki has come out, saying that some Russian spies admitted that they were the murderers.
3. Since the government does not make it clear, it naturally allows people to make endless guesses.
First of all, indeed, it's hard to believe that people lock themselves in a travel bag for sexual pleasure, only to self-defeatingly kill themselves. Especially spies, such high IQ people, shouldn't they be more sexually repressed than ordinary people, how can they be so fashionable?
Secondly, since it is a poisonous hand of Russian spies (such a tragic scene, it can indeed be linked to Russia), then, can the British spy agency, such a superb organization, fail to detect it? After finding out, he didn't say anything. That's the plot of the conspiracy drama: an agreement was reached through mediation with the other party, and the Lockerbie air disaster could not be waited for.
4. Gareth Williams, a plain-looking Welsh, a math genius who completed university courses at the age of 17 and later dropped out of Cambridge postgraduate courses. Whether it's the Russians saying that they were poisoned because they refused to turn into Russian spy, or the British saying that they killed themselves for seeking excitement. No matter how you say it, I feel that it is not worth dying to die so unclearly. Fortunately, the British people do not want to forget it. Intercept, I don’t know if the ban is lifted now, anyway, Google is completely unable to get on), they thought of a more relieved way to commemorate: 5 years later, it will be made into a TV series and broadcasted episode by episode.
5. British people have the habit of smearing the government very badly. This "London Spy" has literally turned the government into a pot. Since the M15 was last said to be the murderer of Diana's murder, this time it has become a cold-blooded organization that brutally murdered its own spies for the inexplicable national interest.
This is the kind of plot people are happy to accept: he is a handsome Achilles-looking man with secrets and talents, mysterious and melancholy; people can accept that he is gay, and even make up a boyfriend for him, give him a brief He was a male god, but because of his work, he offended the government, and was ugly murdered by a mysterious force; everything that followed was a lie, and the government framed the scene of sexual abuse to downplay and obfuscate it.
After taking this photo, the British people are relieved. You can decide whether the government will come out and clean it up. Anyway, I will tell the worst guess first. And in view of the worst conjecture, and with such a touching love background, it is not too difficult for the government to accept.
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