MP caught kissing alleged Kováč kidnapper

Diana Dubovská, an MP for the opposition HZDS party and the wife of jailed businessman Jozef Majský, was photographed kissing and holding hands with a man who allegedly participated in the 1995 kidnapping of the former president's son.

The man, Ľuboš Kosík, denied the pair had an intimate relationship.

According to a state prosecutor's indictment, Kosík was a member of a police SWAT team, but quit his job the day Michal Kováč Jr was abducted. According to the indictment, Kosík was part of a group of secret service men and civilians who grabbed Kováč off the street, beat him up, administered electric shocks to his penis, forced him to drink hard liquor, drove him across the border and left him unconscious outside an Austrian police station.

Kosík, who according to the Sme newspaper is a member of the HZDS party, lives in a luxury villa in the Limbach bedroom community near Bratislava.

Compiled by Tom Nicholson from press reports.
The Slovak Spectator cannot vouch for the accuracy of the information presented in its Flash News postings.

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