Jacek Dubois about the interrogation of Barbara Skrzypek: In the break she talked about a trip to India

On Monday, Jacek Dubois, who participated in the interrogation of Barbara Skrzypek, appeared in the Warsaw prosecutor's office, which investigates the circumstances of her death. Before entering the prosecutor's office, the lawyer said that the former colleague of Jarosław Kaczyński's interrogation “devoted to a conversation about her dreams of traveling to India.”

Jacek Dubois appeared in the prosecutor's office as a witness regarding the circumstances of the death of Barbara Skrzypek. His interrogation began at 9.30. He talked to journalists before him. “I am challenged as a witness, so I suspect that the prosecutor's office will want to find out how the interrogation was on March 12 Barbara Skrzypek,” said the lawyer.

Asked how he went, he noted that “combining this interrogation with later events is a unique wickedness and political game” and that it was “at the highest degree of professionalism.”

“There was no situation that could affect stress, Mrs. Skrzypek's health (…),” Dubois said. He reported that they talked to Barbara Skrzypek for a long time during the interrogation break. – We spent about half an hour in a very nice conversation outside matters related to this interrogation and there was no point on stress or malaise – he added.

Dubois: During the break, the violinist talked about traveling to India

When asked whether the violinist raised the topic of preventing her proxy, Dubois replied that “it was not the subject of any comments or claims.” – The representative was in the prosecutor's building all the time and in the interruption she devoted this time to a conversation with me about the story of her dream dreams of traveling to Indianot in contact with the proxy – he supplemented.

– Also, she showed no need to contact someone. She had full access to the phone to the proxy. He allocated this time for a social conversation – he reported.

The death of Barbara Skrzypek

Barbara Skrzypek died on March 15 at the age of 66 – as the autopsy showed – for a heart attack. The circumstances of her death are examined by the Warsaw-Praga District Prosecutor's Office.

The violinist testified three days earlier as a witness in the investigation in the case of the company Srebrna and “two towers”. After interrogation in the prosecutor's office, the president talked from the violinist PIS Jarosław Kaczyński, but he informed about it after her death.

The interrogation took place without the participation of the violinist representative, which was not allowed (which is allowed by law). Prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek, who was hearing, explained that it was not her “good or bad will”, but the provisions, “factual circumstances”, “legal and factual interest of the witness” decided about it.

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The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw stated that the violinist did not raise any objections as to the form and length of the interrogation, and in addition to reading problems, it did not report any health ailments. Minister of Justice Adam Bodnar He announced a thorough explanation of all the circumstances of death, as well as the analysis of the decision of Prosecutor Wrzosek to refuse the representative of the representative in the interrogation.

The PiS environment binds the death of a violinist with its interrogation on March 12.

Long -time associate of Jarosław Kaczyński

Barbara Skrzypek has cooperated with Jarosław Kaczyński for over 30 years. She had key functions, including head of the office or director of the PiS presidential office. She was responsible for arranging the calendar of Jarosław Kaczyński's works, arranging meetings or guarding important documents. She was also a representative of the Institute Lech Kaczyńskithe main shareholder of the Srebrna company, which is to be responsible for the construction of the Srebrna Tower skyscrapers in the center of Warsaw.

In September 1980, i.e. shortly after signing the August agreements, Barbara Skrzypek started working at the Council of Ministers of the Polish People's Republic. For nine subsequent years she worked there alongside the four prime ministers of the Polish People's Republic: Józef Pińkowski, Wojciech JaruzelskiZbigniew Messner and Mieczysław Rakowski.