Investigation into the takeover of Jerzy Ż. By President Karol Nawrocki and his wife, the Gdańsk-Śródmieście District Prosecutor’s Office initiated on June 13. It concerns the suspicion of fraud to the detriment of a man in 2012-2017. The prosecutor’s office determines whether Jerzy Ż. He could have been misleading as to, among others payment of the entire amount for a studio and intention to provide him with care. No one has been charged so far.
According to spokesman for the District Prosecutor’s Office in Gdańsk, prosecutor Mariusz Duszyński, the investigation was extended until December 13.
– Investigators are waiting for the opinion of expert doctors in the field of forensic medicine regarding the current state of health of the victim. The experts are to say whether Jerzy Ż health. It enables procedural actions to be carried out with his participation – he said. He added that the prosecutor’s office intends to question about 40 witnesses in this case.
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The case of Jerzy Ż. This is the result of Onet’s publication, in which during the election campaign we revealed that, contrary to declarations, the then candidate for the office of President Karol Nawrocki is not the owner of one, but two apartments. In addition to a family apartment, she also has a studio apartment. As Nawrocki and his staff explained, he took her away from an older man in exchange for care. Jerzy Ż. However, he went to a social care home.
Deputy Marshal of the Senate and the President of Gdańsk submitted notifications
Three notifications were submitted to the Gdańsk prosecutor’s office about the possibility of committing a crime in connection with the acquisition of an apartment located in Gdańsk by a candidate for the office of the President of the Republic of Poland “. One was submitted by Senate Deputy Marshal Magdalena Biejat, the other – a private person and the third – the President of Gdańsk.
The prosecutor’s office refused to initiate investigating seven threads, including in the scope of bringing the commune to an unfavorable disposal of property and false statements in notarial files. Some threads were excluded due to the limitation period of criminal record, others were considered actions that had no signs of crime.
Duszyński also announced that the investigation into the exceeding of the rights by former directors of the Museum of the Second World War was extended by December 1. Investigators want to determine whether the directors – including Karol Nawrocki – rented luxury apartments and paid for them. It is a total of 200 days.
“The prosecutor reads the analysis”
Duszyński passed on PAP that the prosecutor’s office already has a criminal analysis regarding the booking of apartments in the museum, which was compiled with holidays, dismissals and official meetings of directors.
– Currently, the prosecutor is familiar with the analysis. Only after its assessment will he decide to carry out further procedural activities, including possible interrogations of subsequent witnesses – he added.
The initiation of the investigation by the prosecutor’s office was the aftermath of media reports that Nawrocki as the director of the museum for over half a year used the Deluxe apartment in the museum hotel complex, although he lived barely 5 km from him and did not pay for his stay.
In mid-January Nawrocki at a press conference said that during the Covid-19 pandemic he spent a 10-day quarantine twice in the apartment, performing his duties remotely. He stated that it was not true that he lived there for 200 days. The apartment was reserved in his name for so many days. He also noted that the premises served “for business meetings with guests from abroad and from the country.”
