Salisbury Poisonings: First Responders' Account

0:00On April 28th, a new Channel 4 documentary drops tomorrow at 9 p.m. diving into the Salisbury Poisonings from March 4th, 2018. It spotlights the first cops on scene, finding Sergei Skrapal and his daughter Yulia slumped on a bench, hit with military-grade nerve agent Nabachak. By Russian agents, those officers describe the chaos. Yulia, fitting with saliva foaming, Sergei rigid with pin-pric pupils. The film plays the original 999 call from a guy who spotted them. One upset, the other semi-conscious begging for urgent help in Salisbury. The attack took out Sergei, Yulia and cop Nick Bailey, but they pulled through. Tragically, Don Sturgis, 44, died months later from Nabachak and a toss-per-fume bottle, sparking widespread fear and hospital rushes. Key players like counter-terror boss Neil Basu, decontamination experts, and docs who treated victims, break their silence, revealing how the plot could have killed

1:00thousands if not contained fast. An inquiry penned moral blame on Putin for this reckless hit, authorized at Russia's top. Tune in to catch the full untold story straight from those who lived