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First of all, I thought someone might have been murdered, but I did think, well, there's no ambulances or anything, and there's no police cars.

And then I saw these men or women all blacked

out with barclad was on.

Masleck really was like a sort of ghost that haunted this trial.

He was clearly the organising mind and he was there in black and white with these telegram messages.

If I was a border control guard though, I would notice the expiry date on that check passport.

Passports never last more than 10 years, do they?

Right. I mean, I don't, I didn't know that. That doesn't look right.

I'm back with Paul Murphy, my old editor and the person who first put me onto the Jan Marseleck story.

And I've brought copies of some identity documents, passports and a few photos.

Konstantin Vladimirovich Bayazov.

I've got a picture of him here dressed in a kind of very ornate gold,

orthodox priest's kind of mantle,

carrying a candle.

Oh no, it's not a candle, it's a chalice covered with a cloth. Looks like a sort of slightly

more weathered Marselegg, but they do look similar, similar kind of face shape.

It do, actually. Yeah. So basically he's nicked his identity.

If he's traveling to places like Dubai as a Russian Orthodox priest. That's going to kind of crimp his

operation. I have no idea if Marselech actually traveled anywhere dressed in the full vestments

of the Russian Orthodox Church, but I do know this is one of the identities he's been using in recent

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