The author of the entry wondered whether the police's revelation that a foreign person had been staying in the Oksiński's apartment would have effects similar to the "Goldwater Affair." He claimed that the police learned from the neighbors — as journalists previously reported — that there had been silence in the apartment since the morning. According to him, the officers might have suspected that a multiple murderer had set a trap, for example, a bomb, and wanted to illuminate the interior through the window. The author wrote that the policemen then saw a living person, ordered them to show their hands, and only then entered the premises. He added that when it turned out that this was a person or persons from some special service, the matter was classified. In his opinion, the public had the right to demand disclosure of what knowledge these individuals had and why they hid their presence. The author compared the parallel actions of the police and the secret service to the kidnapping of Father Popiełuszko, in which — he wrote — two formations subordinate to Kiszczak were involved. #Polska #policja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)
