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The prime suspect in the Monaco bombing was found shot dead in Ukraine after being identified by French police. With reported links to former intelligence personnel emerging, who wanted her silent? The Monaco bombing investigation has taken a shocking turn after the prime suspect, Anastasia Berezovska, was found dead in a forest near Kyiv just days after French authorities identified her as the woman suspected of planting the explosive device. French investigators say Berezovska, 39, disguised herself as a man before leaving a backpack outside a Monaco apartment building. Moments later, the explosion injured Ukrainian businessman Vadym Iermolaiev as he left the building with his partner and their 13-year-old child. She reportedly fled through France and Italy before returning to Ukraine. Instead of facing investigators, she was found dead. Did the investigation lose its most important witness before the biggest questions were answered? The case became even more explosive when Ukrainian authorities arrested Vladyslav Reut, a man reported by Ukrainian media to have served with Ukraine's military intelligence. "Zhykovych fired the first shot at her in the back of the head. She f...