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The bereaved son of the Amesbury novichok victim, Dawn Sturgess, called on Donald Trump to bring up the death of his mother with Vladimir Putin.
The US President, who is the last day of his visit to the UK, must meet The Russian leader in Helsinki on Monday
Ewan Hope, 19, said that he wanted the killer or the his mother's killers "get what they deserve."
"I do not share Donald Trump's policy and I'm going I would never want to be his supporter, but I would like him to raise the case of mom with the Russian president," he told the Sunday Mirror .
"We must get justice for my mother."
Government blamed Russia In 1965, Sturgess, 44, and his partner, Charlie Rowley, became ill in Amesbury, about eight miles from Salisbury, March 30, during an attack against the neural agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. June.
It is believed that they handled a chemically contaminated item
Traces of the nerve agent were found in a small bottle in Rowley's Amesbury house, 45 years old , who remains in a serious but stable condition at Salisbury District Hospital.
Experts are trying to determine if Hope said that he had been told that it could take "weeks or even months" before he could bury his mother, who died on July 8th.
He told the newspaper that the police had informed him that the body of the mother of three children was currently "owned by the crown".
An autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday and an investigation into his death should be opened
Research teams investigating poisoning recovered more than 400 pieces, samples and objects, and police warned that searches could last for months.
Neil Basu, Chief of the Counter-Terrorism Police in Canada United Kingdom, described the process as "painstaking and vital work".
The anti-terrorist detectives are trying to find out where the bottle comes from and how it arrived at Rowley's.
The United Kingdom invited experts from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to independently confirm the identity of the nerve agent.
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