Nerve gas was in the baggage daughter Skripal

london - The daughter of former spy Sergei Skripal may have unsuspectingly brought the means with which she and her father were poisoned from Moscow. The intelligence services think that the drug is stopped in the woman's luggage, say sources against the British newspaper The Telegraph.

The former doublespion and his daughter Joelia were found unconscious this month on a bench in the British Salisbury. The authorities concluded that the victims were poisoned with nerve gas, but it is still unclear how the drug was administered.

Anonymous sources tell the newspaper to be convinced that the drug was in Yoelia's luggage. Research must show whether the product was applied in cosmetics, clothing or a gift. That could then have been opened in the house of Sergey Skripal.

One source suggested that it was possible to break into the home of daughter Yulia in the Russian capital to place the nerve gas in her luggage. The Russian authorities deny being involved in the attack.