Threema saga: Bödör allegedly served as a liaison between Kočner and the special prosecutor

Special Prosecutor Dušan Kováčik claims he has not seen Norbert Bödör for eight to 10 years. The communication from the Threema app suggests the opposite.

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

Special Prosecutor Dušan Kováčik is one of the people criticising journalists for the information leaks from the murder investigation connected to investigative reporter Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová.

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It now seems that he may be in conflict of interests in this case, the Denník N daily reported.

This refers to the communication of Marian Kočner, who stands accused of ordering Kuciak’s murder, encrypted via the Threema app. It suggests that Norbert Bödör, the son of Nitra-based businessman Miroslav Bödör, was a liaison between Kočner and Kováčik.

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Moreover, Bödör and Kováčik reportedly met regularly for information, Denník N wrote.

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