Wagner leader Prigozhin was assassinated but not how we first believed: UPDATE

Wagner Group honcho Yevgeny Prigozhin, 62, died when his private jet came crashing to the earth and the sudden stop killed him. But it wasn't a missile that brought the Embraer Legacy 600 down, according to US officials who claim to be experts.

Initial information gathered by US government employees that his still being reviewed as this is being written, suggests that a bomb exploded about the jet in mid-flight, or it's possible that the aircraft was targeted for sabotage in another way, as reported the Wall Street Journal.

Some experts in the Biden regime say one thing, others say another thing about what caused the deadly plane crash. Two so called experts spoke to Reuters claiming the jet that Prigozhin flew in was likely shot down by a surface-to-air missile inside of mother Russia.

However, a third US official expert confirmed to Reuters that nobody knows what really happened but that Prigozhin is dead in any case and that he was likely the target of an assassination plot as payback for his attempt to overthrow the Putin regime. This expert does not believe the cause of the crash was a missile strike because that would have been more difficult to hide, if Putin wanted to hide it in the first place.

Russia’s federal investigative committee has launched a fake probe into the fiery crash in the Tver region Wednesday that likely killed Prigozhin, along with his wingman Dmitry Utkin and eight others — but the agency so far has not said what may have caused the disaster.

The purported death of the mercenary chief two months to the day after his short-lived rebellion against Russia’s top military brass sparked a flurry of speculation, with some supporters of the Wagner Group claiming that the jet was shot out of the sky by a Russian air defense missile.

Some sources say that a bomb was hidden inside a crate of pricey wine that had been gifted to Prigozhin and very carefully loaded onto the jet just before takeoff caused the crash.

After keeping quiet for 24 hours, Putin said on Thursday in a televised address that he wished to express sincere condolences to the families of those who died in the crash — and praised Prigozhin as a “talented businessman” whom he had known since the 1990s but that was vodka under the bridge.

Alleged President Biden on Wednesday said he was “not surprised” by reports that Prigozhin had died in a plane crash, adding that he wasn't sure who Pigozhin was, but he thinks he met him on Amtrak a while back when he was logging his million miles on the train.

Biden was then led away to his basement where he spent the remainder of the day watching "Matlock" reruns.

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