Rapaczynska and Michnik accused by Commission of not telling the whole truth

Wanda Rapaczynska, the head of Agora who yesterday faced the Sejm's Rywin Commission said she had received an anonymous telephone call telling her that there was a contract out on her. In reaction, the Interior Ministry promised it would look into the report and if confirmed, will grant Rapaczynska appropriate protection. However, the news did not prevent uncomfortable questions from the Commission Chairman Tomasz Nalecz, who accused Rapaczynska and Adam Michnik of, "Not telling the Commission the whole truth," as to when exactly the decision was made to report to the Lew Rywin incident to the Prime Minister. The Commission now wants to question the head of Warsaw Prosecutor's Office of Appeal Zygmunt Kapusta in order to understand how Rzeczpospolita was able to publish the telephone billings of Rywin and TVP director Robert Kwiatkowski before the Commission had the chance to look at them. (www. polskieradio.pl; www.biznes.onet.pl; www. rmf.pl) J.K.