Well, I'm sure you guys have no idea where Lithuania is(it's in Europe) and I'm sure that you have no idea what I'm about to talk about but I'm hoping some Lithuanians will reply.
Now I will explain the chain-of-events:
1. 5 SU type fighters leave St. Petersburg for the Kaliningrad exclave.
2. They fly across neutral Baltic sea territory.
3. Four SU fighters make the turn into Kaliningrad while the fifth one "misses" the turn and flies into Lithuanian airspace
4. Lithuanian radars do not pick up the aircraft and it flies across several key NATO military sites as well as a Hydro plant.
5. After 40 mins. Belarussian radars pick up the stay SU-27 and contact Lithuania.
6. The fuel in the SU-27 runs out and it crashes into fields in the "Šakiai" region.
7. The pilot ejects.
8. Several minutes later Special Forces converge on the crash site, capture the pilot and transfer him to Vilnius for questioning.
9. General Valdas Tutkus orders Colonel Jonas Marcinkevičius to "Do whatever you want, but help the investigation".
10. Marcinkevičius contacts an unknown russian General and lies to him that they posses secret documents with the pre-planned route.
11. Tutkus gets orders from UNKNOWN to recover the secret documents with help from a Department 2(Lithuanian variant of CIA, FBI) agent.
12. Marcinkevičius is detained without trial and locked in a windowless war hospital.
13. Marcinkevičius is pumped full of drugs that "Turns him off" and he doesn't remember anything.
14. After release, Marcinkevičius is asked to resign from his position as Colonel, he refuses and then gets fired.
Later, it is found out that Tutkus got his orders(11) from(possible) prime minister Kirkilas to obtain the "Documents" from Marcinkevičius.
So what does this mean? That General Tutkus was contacted by(possible) the russian General to hand the documents over to him for cash? That the Lithuanian Government and Department of National Security take orders from Russia?
I would like to ask other Lithuanians and other people what they know about this cover-up.















