Gorilla 2.0: Police allegedly recorded a secret meeting between Fico, Kaliňák, Bödör’s father and Gašpar’s son at the cottage – REFRESHER

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According to Denník N, the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s Office has set up a recording in the file Očistec, on which family members of persons prosecuted with Fico and Kaliňák are discussed.

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According to Denníka N the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s Office has wiretaps at its disposal, which have recorded interviews with Robert Fico, Robert Kaliňák, lawyer Marek Par, son Tibor Gašpar and Miroslav Bödör. They met at the cottage for several days.

According to the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s Office, the video-audio recordings (and their verbatim transcripts) confirm “the efforts of several persons from the political, business and advocacy backgrounds to influence the prosecution of the most serious criminal cases”.

Source: Aktuality.sk

The Office of the Special Prosecutor’s Office also claims that the aim was also to “discredit and criminalize NAKA investigators and ÚŠP prosecutors”.

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Eavesdropping that is not yet available to the public is now part of the Purgatory. As part of this case, the court will decide on the extension of detention for the accused, including Tibor Gašpar and Norbert Bödör.

“On 22 October 2021, the Supervisory Prosecutor of the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s Office (ÚŠP) supplemented his proposal to extend the detention of the accused in the Očistec case with video-audio recordings obtained in accordance with Section 114 of the Criminal Procedure Code which was not supervised by the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s Office, “ confirmed by the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s Office.

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