Mateusz Piepiórka is presently the typical of the Arthur Bartoszewicz Committee, another presidential candidate. On Friday, May 16, Goniec published a conversation with a politician, in which he admitted that in 2020 "together with another people he falsified signatures in letters of support for Mark Jakubiak".
- Yeah. We forged signatures, and he bought them [...]. However, he preferred not to ask directly, he preferred to avoid the subject. He was glad the signatures came. That's all – said the Piepiek.
Former associate of Mark Jakubiak speaks of "falsification"
Let us add that the man was besides active in the forgery of signatures. In his conversation with Goniec he initially denied that he was active in the proceeding, but now he confirmed the reports. And, by the way, he accused politics.
And these are serious, because, according to the man, the MP, the entrepreneur and the presidential candidate in the current election "this year besides used" signatures, "although he knew they were falsified". “I want to tell the prosecutor the full truth,” he announced. - Am I scared? Yeah. I do not know what Marek Jakubiak will do," he added.
For each signature, Piepiek was to receive a 1000 zlotys. The procedure was to take place in office rooms at 30 Copernicus Street in Warsaw. The case besides includes the names of Brother Mateusz Morawiecki or the manager of the political office of the erstwhile Minister of Finance.
What's this about?
The case became public in 2020 erstwhile Marek Jakubiak competed in the presidential election. A group of Ukrainians and Belarusians came to the media at the time, and they claimed that for 10 days they had prepared false letters of support.
They decided to study the substance to the media due to the fact that they were not to receive part of the salary. The politician and entrepreneur denied these reports and sued in election mode "Gazeta Wyborcza", who described the case. However, Jakubiak lost in the courts of both instances. The case was handled by the D.A.'s office and the investigation continues until today.
Marek Jakubiak repeatedly denied these reports. A fewer days ago, Artur Bartoszewicz, who worked with Mateusz Piepiórka, besides referred to the case.
– I found out about Mr. Jakubiak's cooperation with Mr. Piepiórka a week or a week and a half ago. For me, this is simply a substance that concerns their activities, not mine. I have collected, filed signatures, confirmed by PKW, a legally run run – he stated in the "Talk of the Day" in Radio One.
As he added, "Mr Matthew Piepiórka did not collect signatures for me".
Bartoszewicz gathered about 248 1000 signatures of support before the elections.
