Murder, spying and corruption feature in report on crimes under investigation

Justice Minister Barbara Piwnik yesterday showed to journalists a special report, prepared on the request of Prime Minister Leszek Miller, on more than a hundred of the most notorious crimes currently under investigation in Poland. The 40-page report was compiled by prosecutors across the country, and covers serious economic crimes, as well as organized crime and other major criminal cases. Although Piwnik revealed no details of the report, Prosecutor Malgorzata Wilkosz-Sliwa commented on several of the most notorious cases. She said that an indictment on the March Kredyt Bank murders in Zelazna Street would be submitted to the Warsaw Court this month. She referred also to the investigation into the leaking of State secrets at the Ministry of Defense, and to the case of Grzegorz Wieczerzak, accused in connection with zl.17 million losses by PZU Zycie. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A1) P.W.