Hours before he died, Kenaan, 63, told a Lebanese radio station: “I believe this is the last statement that I can make.” He confirmed speaking to U.N. investigators but denied a recent report that he told them about corrupt Syrian officials.
He was so depressed because people were saying he told the UN about all the corrupt people in Syria so he ended his own life.
President Bashar Assad told CNN in an interview earlier Wednesday — before Kenaan’s death was announced — that if the U.N. murder probe had any material proof of Syrian involvement, those involved would be charged with treason and could be handed over to an international court.
Yes and I am sure the thoughts that he would testify falsely in the minds of some made him so depressed
Dear Syrian Officals... when the soviets did this the person first "retired"
that way it looks less obvious
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