Vladimir Putin's government has reached out to a familiar region of Russia to snatch two patsies they can charge with the killing of Boris Nemtsov. The two "suspects" are from the Caucuses - a region from which the Kremlin has plucked other patsies in high profile murders of Putin political opponents. The Caucuses harbor several terrorist and separatist groups and over the years, Putin has found it convenient to charge residents of that region with political assassinations. Reuters: Two suspects have been detained over the killing of Boris Nemtsov, Russia's most senior security official said, a week after he was shot dead near the Kremlin in the most high-profile killing of an opposition figure in years. Alexander Bortnikov, the head of the Federal Security Service, told state television station Channel One on Saturday that the suspects were named Anzor Gubashev and Zaur Dadayev. Bortnikov said President Vladimir Putin had been informed of the...(Read Full Post)