Waldemar ŻUrek: We Have Tapes in the Prosecutor's Office Regarding the Zondacrypto Case
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Those who have something on their conscience should come to the prosecutor's office and start cooperating, Waldemar Żurek said on Polsat News. He also provided an update on the investigation into the disappearance of Sylwester Suszek, the founder of the BitBay cryptocurrency exchange, which later became Zondacrypto.
The prosecutor's office has a working hypothesis regarding what happened to Sylvester Suszek — informed the Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek. As he added, there are tapes in the prosecutor's office regarding the Zondacrypto case.
The prosecutor's office has confirmed the existence of recordings in the Zondacrypto case. The Minister of Justice revealed that investigators possess materials that could shed new light on the politicians' connections to the cryptocurrency exchange. He also stated that a working hypothesis exists regarding the missing founder of the platform's predecessor.
The prosecutor's office has tapes regarding the Zondacrypto case, said Minister of Justice and Attorney General Waldemar Żurek. He also announced that the prosecutor's office has a working hypothesis regarding what happened to the former head of the cryptocurrency exchange, Sylwester Suszek.
Waldemar Żurek confirmed that the prosecutor's office has recordings related to the Zondacrypto case. The Minister of Justice and the Prosecutor General did not reveal who was recorded or what the materials specifically concern. "Yes, we have the tapes at the prosecutor's office," he told Polsat News during the program "Graffiti." He also added that investigators are investigating whether Sylwester Suszek's disappearance could have been a homici…
Waldemar Żurek provided new information in the Zondacrypto scandal, which, according to the opposition and many commentators, the authorities are trying to cover up other government scandals and state problems.
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