Paul Klebnikov was a U.S. citizen working in Moscow (file photo) (epa) 20 February 2006 -- Three men accused of murdering U.S. journalist Paul Klebnikov in Moscow pleaded not guilty today at their closed-door trial.
Defense lawyer Igor Korotkov said no "real proof" was presented.
Klebnikov, a U.S. citizen, was editor of “Forbes” magazine's Russian edition when he was gunned down outside his office in Moscow in July 2004.
(AFP, ITAR-TASS)
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