Czuchnowski wrote that his wife, translator Magda Fitas, did not want to publicize the matter because she considered it to be covered by professional secrecy. According to him, Przydacz boasted about eliminating her from the discussions because she was Czuchnowski's wife. The author assessed that the incident testified to the vindictiveness of PiS and the low ethical standards of Przydacz. Czuchnowski emphasized that Fitas had the highest security clearance for classified information, even during the PiS government, and translated conversations at the level of the presidents of the USA and NATO. He added that previously PiS tried to force her to disclose the content of conversations in Smolensk, but she refused and won the case in court. He wrote that for her loyalty to professional secrecy, she paid a high price, but she would also manage with Przydacz and similar individuals. (translated)