Former Prime Minister Leszek Miller throws Orlengate into confusion

The Katowice prosecutor who is investigating the Orlengate case could not question the former Prime Minister Leszek Miller because he failed to turn up in court. "I did not receive any summons," explained Miller, who is the key witness in the investigation of the circumstances surrounding the arrest of PKN Orlen president Andrzej Modrzejewski in 2002. Yesterday, after one and a half hours waiting for Miller his questioning was cancelled. Tomasz Tadla, the spokesperson for Katowice prosecutor stated that the information about the time and place was sent to Leszek Miller. "We did not, however, receive any confirmation that they reached him," he said. The date of the new interrogation has not been set. (Gazeta Wyborcza p. 4) A.F.