Pilnacek-U Committee: "There Were Incompatibilities"
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A prosecutor of the WKStA documents why Christian Pilnacek could be kept from crossing the border.
A prosecutor of the WKStA is interviewed for the evaluation of the laptop by Christian Pilnacek.
In the U-Committee, the WKStA prosecutor, who wrote a report on Pilnacek's data, is interviewed. Two policemen who were involved in his ghost journey are also invited.
"There was no suicidal ghost trip. The policeman who stopped Pilnacek yesterday confirmed this: he describes him as calm, apprehensive, friendly and respectful. The version that Pilnacek was travelling ‘in suicidal intent' as a ghost driver did not come out of the official act. She came hours after finding the body from the location center of the Interior Ministry, expressly unconfirmed. And today the man who reports this location center is sitt…
Today, the head of the Federal Criminal Office, Andreas Holzer, as well as Interior Minister Karner, will come to the Pilnacek Investigation Committee. They will have to explain themselves to the investigation.
On Thursday, another member of the government is invited to the parliamentary inquiry committee at Causa Pilnacek: Minister of the Interior Gerhard Karner (ÖVP) is to answer questions about the handling of the executive with the death of the former justice section chief. Before him, the head of the Federal Criminal Office, Andreas Holzer, is his turn.
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