Tóth: Special Prosecutor shared information with controversial businessman

Special Prosecutor's Office head Dušan Kováčik denies the allegations.

Special Prosecutor Dušan KováčikSpecial Prosecutor Dušan Kováčik (Source: TASR)

The head of the Special Prosecutor's Office has been in touch with the controversial businessman who has been mentioned in connection with the case of the illegal surveillance of journalists.

Former journalist-turned-spy Peter Tóth, who has testified in the Kuciak murder case, told the police about contacts between Special Prosecutor Dušan Kováčik and the businessman Norbert Bödör, the Aktuality.sk website reported in its story prepared in cooperation with the Let's Stop Corruption foundation.

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The testimony pertained to the case of notes that Marian Kočner, who stands accused of ordering the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová, was sending from prison.

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