Doubts linger over US journalist’s murder

Steve Gutterman, Moscow

Wed, 06 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

Then something unusual happened: The government said it was solved.

However, strong doubts remain about an investigation that has become a crucial test of President Vladimir Putin’s Russia and its justice system.

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