Jana Durkova, Natalia Svitkova and Jarmila Kotekova, relatives of the policemen close to Jan Curilla, an accused investigator who worked for many years at the National Crime Agency, dealing with both serious and politically sensitive cases, have posted the complete footage from the hidden camera footage taken from the hunting lodge in Cifare on YouTube. Denník N drew attention to this. The case revealed a number of suspicions that were previously unknown.
The footage shows meetings between political leaders from Smer, Robert Fico and Robert Kalinak, lawyer and advisor to the Prime Minister Marek Para, Secret Service chief Pavel Gaspar and the late businessman Miroslav Bodor.
On 1 October, the prosecutor of the Nitra regional prosecutor's office filed an indictment against police officer Martin Juhas for abuse of power of a public official in the case of the wiretapping of the cottage. Juhas initially investigated poaching at the chalet.
“The recordings are not classified either, much less illegal. It's just that someone is uncomfortable with their public presentation,” claim the policemen's relatives.
Prime Minister Fico refrained from commenting on the content of the recordings for a long time, repeating that "there is nothing on the recordings".
Source: SME, DenníkN
