Head of special investigation leaves team; Kočner wrote about him

The name of the investigator dealing with the findings of the Ján Kuciak case appeared in the decoded messages between Kočner and Bödör, aktuality.sk reports.

NAKA, illustrative stock photoNAKA, illustrative stock photo (Source: TASR)

One of the investigators that has been investigating the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová left the team after his name appeared in the transcripts of the decoded communication of Marian Kočner.

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The Aktuality.sk website reported that the investigator of the national financial police unit led the Novinár (Journalist) team that emerged in January 2019 to deal with cases that the murdered journalist Ján Kuciak wrote about.

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The name of this investigator has appeared in the communication between Kočner and Bödör that the police gained from Marian Kočner's phone after decoding messages with the help of the Europol.

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