Authors of the “Exception State” personally met Barbara Skrzypek, the closest co-worker of Jarosław Kaczyński for almost 30 years. Yes, the presidential minister, erstwhile PiS spokesperson Marcin Mastalerek, rightly says that Mrs Basia died on Saturday against the background of the political viper's rumble in Novgorod was the brightest figure.
But present memories of 1 of the most crucial women in Polish politics go to the background. Politics wins. Jarosław Kaczyński accuses of being liable for the death of his co-worker of the prosecution, specifically known for criticism of PiS prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek and Roman Giertych. Wrzosek 3 days before her death interviewed Barbara Skrzypek in an investigation concerning “two towers” — it was an investment controlled by Kaczyński's Silver Company, which wanted to build a skyscraper in the centre of Warsaw. Gierty in this communicative appears as the lawyer of Austrian developer Gerald Birgfellnner, who was to build a skyscraper for Silver, but felt cheated by Kaczyński and reported him to the prosecutor's office. Under the regulation of the Law and Justice, the prosecution did not lift a finger in this matter, which is why after the change of power the investigation was reopened.
This is 1 of the fewer cases in the time of the Law and Justice Government that personally threatens Kaczyński — the president can hear the charges and be convicted. In addition, a separate investigation examines the corruption thread in this case. In this sense, the attack on the prosecution after the death of the Violins is in Kaczyński's interest. Andrzej Stankiewicz and Kamil Dziubka point out that the boy of the deceased has been silent so far. And he — not Jarosław Kaczyński — has the top right to comment on the circumstances of the death of Barbara Skrzypek.
There is no uncertainty that Kaczyński is besides utilizing this case in the run to mobilize the electorate — due to the fact that the PiS candidate Karol Nawrocki is doing poorly. But what is amazing is that there are sensational reports all the time. The latest sensations are specified — Nawrocki utilized in the past a second, imaginary identity: “Tadeusz Batyr”. Theoretically, it was only his nickname as the author of the biography “Nikosia”, the godfather of the Tri-City Mafia. but the book didn't end. Firstly, Nawrocki performed on radio and tv as “Tadeusz Batyr”, praising Charles Nawrocki at the same time. And secondly, Nawrocks on their social media profiles claimed to have met Batyr and praised his book.
