Jerzy Owsiak is supported by prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek

The WOŚP leader turned into an entry published on Facebook directly to Wrzosek.

“You were publicly disclosed all the data, breaking the basic principle of respect for privacy. This is not in your head. You meet with a lot of hate, which I also experience for many, many, many years, including with criminal threats” – he wrote in the introduction.

He emphasized that he knew what punishable threats are. Owsiak received threats on the internet before the last final of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, which took place at the end of January. The cases were reported to the police, the suspects were charged.

“It could, at least with me, to detach all everyday life. It was able to cause alarming thoughts about his loved ones, friends, about those with whom a man works. A hellish machine that stimulates such thinking, ruthlessly in his news, programs, comments, wading forward without any resistance. Not counting with anyone and nothing” – he wrote.

He emphasized that “with all his heart” supported Prosecutor Wrzosek. “And wishing your perseverance, please keep in your beliefs all the time and use from beginning to end, I repeat, from beginning to end, the right letter, as you have done so far, do not let anyone break the right to you” – he concluded.

On Wednesday, on the X platform, on the profile of Dorota Kania journalist related to the PiS supporting media, a photo of the former passport questionnaire Ewa Wrzosek was posted. The document contains detailed data of the current prosecutor, including the then photo and the then residence addresses, parents' names and PESEL number.

On Thursday afternoon Prosecutor Wrzosek announced that she had submitted a notification to the national prosecutor about suspected a crime in this situation.

The matter of publishing data of the prosecutor resulted after the sudden death of Barbara Skrzypek, a long -time collaborator of PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński. In September 1980, i.e. just after signing the August agreements, the violinist started working at the Council of the Ministry of the People's Republic of Poland. For nine subsequent years she worked there alongside four prime ministers of the Polish People's Republic, in turn: Józef Pińkowski, Wojciech Jaruzelski, Zbigniew Messner and Mieczysław Rakowski.

The violinist died on Saturday, March 15. On March 12, she was questioned in the Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office as a witness in the investigation of the Silver and would -be investment associated with PiS – the construction of two skyscrapers on the plot belonging to the company in Warsaw. PiS politicians, including the party leader, believe that there is a relationship between the interrogation of a woman and her death.

Wrzosek applied on Tuesday to ensure its protection due to the “countless number of punishable threats directed against her and calling for crimes to the detriment of her, including an unimaginable hate and hatred campaign, inspired by public persons and politicians.” On Wednesday, she reported that protection was granted to her.