Kaczyński about Lepper's death: It wasn't suicide

Zdjęcie: Kaczyński o śmierci Leppera: To nie było samobójstwo

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During the gathering in Kwidzyna, Jarosław Kaczyński stated that Andrzej Lepper was “murdered by people from his environment.” The president of the Law and Justice Department so challenged the findings of investigators on the suicide of the leader of Self-defense.

The open gathering in Kwidzyna was the inauguration of the series “Polish Time, Polish Programme”. During his speech, the president of Law and Justice returned to the case of the death of Andrzej Lepper, which was until August 2011.

Kaczyński amazingly stated that there was no suicide. If Lepper was capable of suicide, I don't know. I'm a advanced jumper, Olympic champion... – he said, adding that he had talked about this in the past with the then lawyer General.

Kaczyński convinced of Lepper's death

Kaczyński mentioned the conversation with Andrzej Seremet. – I talked to the lawyer general at the time, though about the Smolensk case, but besides about this. He assured me Lepper wasn't murdered," he said.

After a while Kaczyński decided to make his set thesis, again referring to events of August 2011. PiS president suggested Lepper's death was linked to political conflicts.