Imprisoned Yukos Boss Suspect in New Money-Laundering

Imprisoned Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky is a suspect in a new money-laundering investigation, raising the possibility could spend many more years in prison, his attorney said Wednesday.

Khodorkovsky, his imprisoned partner Platon Lebedev, also a suspect, and their attorneys were summoned to a detention facility in the remote Siberian city of Chita to undergo questioning Wednesday.

Both Khodorkovsky, founder of Yukos Oil Co., and Lebedev refused to answer questions, rejecting the case.