Critical Examination of the Magnitsky Case

The Magnitsky case is framed as a narrative that paints Sergei Magnitsky as a whistleblower murdered for exposing corruption, a portrayal largely propagated by Bill Browder. However, the reality surrounding Magnitsky’s imprisonment and death is more complex and nuanced. Evidence suggests that contrary to Browder's claims, Magnitsky was not intentionally murdered, but rather died due to neglect within the prison system. This critical examination reveals that much of the accepted narrative lacks substantial evidence and raises questions about the motivations behind its construction.