This is a sad story, and needs to be reported. I commend RT that it has done so. However, I do point that when it comes to reporting on the Baltics generally, RT has a history of running overwhelmingly negative stories involving crime, zany nonsense such as fake meteorite craters, financial gloom and doom, and Moscow-oriented political accusations. Given that the Baltics are home to hundreds of thousands of Russians whose average standard of living there is higher than in Russia and who have no desire to leave, and given that further hundreds of thousands of Russian tourists visit the Baltics each year, there’s got to be something positive going on there that Russians like. Yet we never find out about it on RT. C’mon, RT, show us that your coverage is balanced. By all means report genuinely negative things that need reporting. But once in a very great while, how about also running a story about positive aspect of those countries.

There is more in Estonia parliament, he have lots of but-buddys there, how about his international friends and some missing children ? Marzipan, until there second class citizens "Aliens" who born and rise up there, there is nothing positive about this country.