Documents from "tape scandal" probe leaked

Controversial businessman Zbigniew Stonoga has published on his Facebook profile documents from an investigation into the so called "tape scandal" that rocked the political scene last year.  Jacek Cichocki, chief of the prime minister's chancellery and a former interior minister told private broadcaster RMF 24 that it is "the biggest leak in history." The published material consists of transcripts of witness hearings and includes names, addresses, telephone numbers, as well as other sensitive information about persons involved in the investigation. The district prosecutor for Warsaw has confirmed that the documents are authentic. Cichocki said that he had already talked with Attorney General Andrzej Seremet regarding the legal steps to be undertaken in relation to the leak. The illegally made recordings were published by Wprost weekly last year and involved Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, then Interior Minister Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz and head of the National Bank of Poland Marek Belka, among others.