Olewnik mystery deepens

7th February 2010

The Olewnik case continues to deepen

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The tragic Olewnik murder case took a bizarre new twist with allegations that victim’s body was tampered with as it lay in an official morgue awaiting examination.

Press reports said that in 2006 somebody entered the room containing the remains of Krzysztof Olewnik, a 27-year-old businessman kidnapped and murdered in 2001, and stayed there for a few minutes.

Just who these people were, how they got in and why they wanted to get is now the subject of an official investigation.

“The public prosecutor wants to determine how these people got in and what they did there,” said Krzysztof Kwiatkowski, justice minister, adding that investigators had requested computer records from the ...

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