The inquiry into Wallenberg ‘s death should be reopened. From my point of view, this could be a criminal inquiry. Murder is a criminal offense, and here it is important to identify all those responsible and reconstruct the picture of the crime,” Memorial spokesman Nikita Petrov told Interfax on Tuesday.
Also the point is not whether or not the authorities are concealing. There is a bulk of evidence which is gradually coming to the surface. These documents were not known at the time the Russian-Swedish commission was working. This gives us reasons to suggest that not everything was investigated in the Wallenberg case. To consider it a full stop is wrong,” Petrov said.