In keeping with the American skilled David Smith, Saakashvili was poisoned with varied forms of heavy metals – Muricas News

American toxicologist David Smith expressed his opinion that the previous president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, was poisoned with heavy metals, and referred to as for his launch and the chance to be handled overseas.

The American skilled instructed about it to the contributors of the courtroom session on the postponement of Saakashvili’s imprisonment within the metropolis courtroom of Tbilisi, to whom he appealed from the USA.

“I assume that Saakashvili was poisoned with varied forms of heavy metals, which had an especially destructive impact on his total organism. Because of the poisoning, the mind was broken and indicators of senility appeared,” stated Smith, noting that along with the mind, the liver and coronary heart had been additionally broken.

In keeping with an American specialist, the poisonings might have occurred in jail.

“The affected person Saakashvili is in an especially critical situation, it might probably lead not solely to incapacity, but additionally to dying. He must be transported to a hospital the place full detoxing of the physique is feasible. There are not any comparable clinics in Georgia, however there are in the US,” stated Smith.

On the request of Saakashvili’s legal professionals, greater than 20 specialists will categorical their opinions in courtroom.

Saakashvili arrived in Georgia on September 29 final yr, on the eve of native elections. He was arrested in Tbilisi on October 1 and transferred to Rustavi jail, the place he went on a starvation strike.

On November 8, he was transferred to Tbilisi jail hospital after which to Gori army hospital.

Since Might 22 of this yr, he's within the “Vivamed” personal hospital in Tbilisi.

Saakashvili has been charged in Georgia with varied articles, one in every of which is the abuse of official powers. He denies all the fees and calls the lawsuits political persecution.

Saakashvili’s supporters name on the President of Georgia, Salome Zurabishvili, to pardon the previous president. Zurabishvili refused to touch upon the matter yesterday, saying “the ultimate resolution might be made when it's made”.