The Pact (2015–…): Season 1, Episode 4 - Przymierze - full transcript
Moses then took the blood,
sprinkled it on the people and said,
'This is the blood of the covenant
that the Lord has made with you
in accordance with all these words.'
(Ex 24:8)
Told you to stay the fuck
out of this.
I'd like to report
assault and battery.
Um... The corner of Św. Barbara
and Poznańska.
Please, hurry up.
No, we won’t do it.
Too little evidence.
- Andrzej, the press is waiting.
- We have a problem then.
I brought the audio, the material
is strong. It all adds up!
- So who's behind it?
- It's not our job to...
Then fucking what is it?
So what is our job, Monika?
You've gone nuts!
- Have you been drinking?
- What’s it got to do with anything?
What’s going on?
Andrzej won't publish the transcript.
- Why not?
- 'Cos it's fake!
He thinks we should check it again.
- It's a newspaper's duty to...
- Stop bullshitting!
If this story runs tomorrow,
I’ll quit.
Call the press.
Tell them to start the machines.
Monika, write the Editor’s Note.
Get down to work, now!
Thank you.
I need to keep you here
for observation.
I have no time, Doctor.
- Here you are.
- What's this?
Two fractured ribs.
Plus suspected concussion
and an overall body trauma.
What can I do? Pressure of work.
- Do you feel sick?
- Yes.
- So you really should stay.
- Need to take this.
Hi.
He wasn’t supposed
to fucking go out!
All right, I’m sorry.
I’ll handle it. I’ll call you back.
I have to go.
- Take the X-rays.
- No need to, thank you.
- And?
- Kuba's gone missing.
- What?
- Kuba's missing.
Hospital, yes. As fast as you can.
Something’s wrong?
Get in.
We’ll wait, thanks.
- We might have a chat at last.
- What about?
Your speech
at the Warsaw Business Club.
How the fuck do you know about it?
- Get in.
- No, thanks.
It's your ma.
No, I won’t tell you.
I'm OK.
Stop calling me, get it?
- He's out of range.
- The signal's gone.
Hi.
That's good.
Did he say where he was?
Ewa, calm down.
Give him some time.
I'm sure he'll be back.
Please, calm down.
We'll be in touch. Bye.
The kid picked up
but didn't say where he was.
Look what I found.
The car is registered
to Grzegorz Merta.
- Address?
- Cisowa 16.
- A businessman?
- He owns several companies.
Number 96
on a list of richest Poles.
- When was he born?
- 1971.
- One year younger than Daniel.
- His university friend?
Where did he study?
The Kraków Academy of Economics.
Daniel studied in Warsaw.
Check 'Konary.'
It's a business centre near Kraków.
What did they do there 25 years ago?
The earliest documents
on their server
come from 1994.
Earlier, they must have kept
analogue archives.
We have to go there
as fast as we can.
Let's stick to Merta. He's our link.
I will go.
- No, love.
- I'll manage.
MAUNDY THURSDAY
Piotr, Kuba's here.
He's going to Kraków.
OK, I'll let you know. Bye.
Thanks.
KURIER KNOWS NO SACRED COWS
This is exactly what I expect.
It’s still all over the news.
Our citation index will surely leap.
We've broken all records
for clickability.
It's possible, see?
Great job, Monika.
We need more stories like this one.
What about Andrzej?
Andrzej made up his mind yesterday.
And I respect it.
Today, Jurek will
take over his duties.
Any questions?
Thank you.
Perhaps we might try with Andrzej...
No, Monika.
Unless he apologizes to me,
there’s no way he’s back.
- Hi.
- Hi.
What's up?
- I feel stupid.
- Come on.
You just believed in the Editor
who doesn't give a shit about us.
It's not like this.
He has some arguments.
Everyone does.
- It's pointless. Go talk to him.
- No.
And you'd better be careful.
In this job,
you lose your face only once.
Good morning. The Prime Minister
is waiting for you.
You’re here.
Take a seat, please.
I'll finish in a second.
This thing with Kurier,
what’s it about?
Nothing, it’s nonsense.
And the audio?
Look, they edited some parts out.
True, they wanted something from me
but I told them to get lost.
It’s not what I read.
Like I said, they edited the audio.
- Who did?
- I don't know.
It may concern the energy pact.
But who wants
to break off the negotiations?
I got a call from the chairman
of the People's Party.
What do they want?
Your job. Now.
They’ll stay in the coalition
on condition that you resign.
What a joke!
- Because of such nonsense?
- Doesn't matter why.
So?
We can't break up the coalition now.
You want me to quit, don’t you?
Let's say, you might resign
for personal reasons.
Personal reasons.
- Fine, what about the negotiations?
- Someone will substitute for you.
It’s already the final phase.
Give me one day, please.
I’ll finish things at the office
and say goodbye to my staff.
Then, I’ll call a press conference.
OK.
Listen...
You know how important
this coalition is.
Especially now.
Of course.
Ticket, please.
(GREETINGS: HAPPY EASTER:)
- May I see your ticket, please?
- I don't have it.
So what shall we do?
Excuse me. I'm with him.
I'll pay for the ticket.
He’s really worried about you.
What are your plans now?
My plans are my business.
We learnt something
about your father.
Near Kraków, in Konary,
there’s a training centre.
There, he may have met Bogusz.
It's possible
everything started then.
I thought
you could go there with me.
We'd check it together
but since you already have plans...
Wait.
I’m going to Kraków
to visit the Dominican Church.
There’s the original painting
that my father used as a model.
Daddy!
I've made an Easter egg, look!
It's beautiful.
- Shall I get the door?
- No, I'll take care of this.
- What do you want?
- Why did Daniel kill himself?
- No idea what you mean.
- Don't piss me off.
Daddy, come on.
Dad will be there in a sec.
Go join the kids!
Come in.
What do you want?
Why did my brother have to die?
- I don't know.
- You're lying.
I'm not.
You sent me the video.
- What is it all about?
- I can't. Not here.
- I'll report it to the police.
- I'll tell you. But not here.
My children's life is at stake.
Place?
With lots of people around.
It’s not safe here.
Rotunda at nine. You don't show up,
I go to the police.
Yes?
No, not now. Maybe tomorrow.
What? What do you mean fired?
Yes?
Who?
Let him in.
I usually make my appointments
through the secretariat.
But it was impossible today,
considering the circumstances.
- Circumstances?
- Your dismissal.
So everyone already knows,
don't they?
That’s the point.
I don't understand.
- My clients want to be the first.
- Could you be clearer, please?
I have an attractive
job offer for you.
- Beg your pardon?
- In the private sector.
Certainly,
the same field of expertise.
Such a renowned expert as you
will soon receive many offers.
But we wanted to be the first.
And it will be hard to outbid us.
- I need time to think it over.
- Certainly.
One day.
Is that all?
Here’s my number.
Goodbye.
Thank you.
Out of all days... What bad luck.
Excuse me.
Good afternoon.
We’re here about
the IT infrasctructure failure.
Oh, that’s great!
I opened an email
with Easter greetings.
And all the computers
went down at once.
It’s a particularly mean virus.
We’ll have to delete it
from every unit separately.
Oh dear...
How many workstations
are in your company?
This one,
two at each of the offices.
One in the reading room
and the archive.
Why don’t we start with the archive?
Wait, I've got something.
A seminary for students.
‘Leaders of the New Millennium 1992.’
- What about a list of participants?
- Not here.
Hold on.
What are you doing?
I’ve got the name
of the coordinator.
Strojnowski.
Lech Strojnowski.
Tomorrow as usual, a quarter past?
Don't drive in.
Let's meet.
- What a prick.
- Andrzej didn't give him any choice.
It can be called off.
Just talk to Andrzej.
He’s an independent, expert reporter
and not a fucking media worker.
You’re the only person
who can persuade him.
Is this all you’ve got?
For now, yes.
Andrzej's right.
You're puppets in someone's hands.
It's a setup, all right.
- Thanks for your help.
- Hold on...
I’ll talk to him, that’s obvious.
Tell me...
What business
did Bogusz do with Merta?
None.
They were just best friends.
Friends...
They went skiing in St Moritz
and diving in the Maldives, you know.
Let me know how it went, will you?
I will.
Bye.
Hi, Andrzej.
I’ve heard you have an evening off.
Call me back.
Let's go, Kuba.
Good afternoon.
- Oh, good afternoon.
- How can I help you?
We’re here to see
Professor Strojnowski.
But professor’s not here.
He’s in Kraków,
at the Dominican Church.
I thought we were not
supposed to meet.
I shouldn’t have left you alone
with this.
I’ll manage. You owe me nothing.
I’m sorry.
I want to be with you.
When?
- When the scandal is all over?
- No.
Now.
And you’re sure
this is the best moment?
When will the moment be right?
Bye.
- Professor! Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon.
My name’s Kuba Grodecki.
I’m Daniel Grodecki’s son.
Can I ask you a few questions?
Our aim was very simple.
Let's gather
the best economy students
from around Poland in one place.
Later on, they were supposed
to change our country.
An exceptional generation.
They took their finals
in a Communist state.
But they started university
in free Poland.
Our enthusiasm was enormous.
Enormous!
We truly believed
that they would be the ones
to build a new market here.
Konary was going to be
only the beginning.
This is where we met afterwards.
- Afterwards?
- Yes.
After the course finished,
some students,
including your father,
asked me to continue our seminary.
And what did you teach them?
- How to achieve success?
- Of course.
Most importantly,
they were to leave this place
equipped with certain principles.
What principles?
It may sound funny.
Justice...
Honesty...
It was my best group.
- Is this Grzegorz Merta?
- Uh-huh.
I never believed
that your father was a swindler.
Daniel was too smart to get
involved in such a silly thing.
And this one, with his head turned,
who is he?
Oh, this is our child prodigy.
I’m sure you know him:
Tomasz Nawrot.
Would you like to comment
on today’s article in Kurier?
Kurier? I haven’t read it yet.
Did you contact Minister Skalski?
Sure. He’s a very nice man.
- So you did offer him a bribe?
- No, I didn't say that.
What did your collaboration involve?
I’ll keep you in suspense
for a while.
- Any further comments?
- Everything will clear up soon.
Thank you, goodbye.
Going anywhere?
- Told you, not here and not now.
- How did you know about Bogusz?
Tell me or I’m calling the police.
Don't.
We were in this together,
Adrian too.
We meaning who? You? Daniel?
Tell me the fucking truth!
All right, I’m gonna make this call.
- It’s much bigger than you think.
- What is?
- Big money.
- How big is big?
Huge.
- The money for which you can kill.
- Even children?
It was a tragedy, an accident.
No one had suspected
it was for real.
What was?
- The Pact.
- What fucking Pact?
Go now, will you? Leave me alone.
- Who killed that child?
- The thing is...
Nobody wants to sacrifice
their own kids
but it's the best
guarantee of loyalty.
- Whose idea was that?
- Go now!
- I'm sorry I gave it to you.
- Just say it.
- You can't do anything.
- Fuck! Tell me!
Tell me!
- Here’s my train.
- What?
Good afternoon, everyone.
Minister Skalski
will make a short statement.
He will not, however,
answer any questions at the moment.
Thank you.
Good afternoon,
ladies and gentlemen.
For the last few days,
I’ve experienced attacks
targeted at both my personal life
and professional career.
I’m not going to explain
personal matters to you.
Yet, as for my
professional activities,
I want to make it clear
that I have never accepted
any financial benefits
from Mr Bogusz or Mr Nawrot.
Let me say this again: never.
Despite that,
I've been asked today to resign.
In a democratic society,
it is common practice
to step back from politics
until things are clarified.
It is good practice.
But I'm not going to do this.
I'm not going to resign.
Kurier published the transcript
of a fabricated recording.
I'm innocent.
I won’t let rumour and manipulation
control our politics.
I won't let it happen.
- Any questions?
- What did the PM say
- to your decision?
- You're the first to know.
Who might want to release
the fabricated audio?
This is a question for you, not me.
Before you published the transcript
you must have realized
what aim someone tried to achieve
by using you as a tool,
is that right? Thank you.
Minister! Sir!
You got anything?
- Kuba...
- It's OK.
Actually, I’m not really sure
what I hoped for.
I wish I’d been
a regular here like you.
Something happened?
What is it?
There's been another suicide.
- Who?
- Grzegorz Merta.
I saw him fucking jump
in front of the train.
It's no coincidence.
Daniel, Bogusz, Merta.
They got into a sick deal.
The guarantee was
the life of their kids.
- You fucking get it?
- Just listen to yourself...
Even Nawrot is in this.
We found their location.
It’s been going on for years.
- Drop it.
- What?
Drop it before it's too late.
If what you’re saying is true
and someone’s powerful enough
to force those guys to do such things
maybe this time it isn’t worth it?
What is it all about?
MISSING: FIVE-YEAR-OLD
AND HIS FATHER. ABDUCTION?
- Yes?
- Listen...
One of the participants
of Konary workshops
a friend of Daniel's, went missing
with his son two years ago.
- I found a photo. It's the boy.
- From the video?
They both went missing
on July 20th, 2013.
Hold on.
July 20th is the date
in the painting with Kuba.
Hold on.
Wait a sec.
Kuba!
Can you hear me?
Kuba!
Hello?
- What is it again?
- You’re under arrest.
It's in connection with deaths
of Grzegorz Merta and Adrian Bogusz.
You have the right to an attorney.
sprinkled it on the people and said,
'This is the blood of the covenant
that the Lord has made with you
in accordance with all these words.'
(Ex 24:8)
Told you to stay the fuck
out of this.
I'd like to report
assault and battery.
Um... The corner of Św. Barbara
and Poznańska.
Please, hurry up.
No, we won’t do it.
Too little evidence.
- Andrzej, the press is waiting.
- We have a problem then.
I brought the audio, the material
is strong. It all adds up!
- So who's behind it?
- It's not our job to...
Then fucking what is it?
So what is our job, Monika?
You've gone nuts!
- Have you been drinking?
- What’s it got to do with anything?
What’s going on?
Andrzej won't publish the transcript.
- Why not?
- 'Cos it's fake!
He thinks we should check it again.
- It's a newspaper's duty to...
- Stop bullshitting!
If this story runs tomorrow,
I’ll quit.
Call the press.
Tell them to start the machines.
Monika, write the Editor’s Note.
Get down to work, now!
Thank you.
I need to keep you here
for observation.
I have no time, Doctor.
- Here you are.
- What's this?
Two fractured ribs.
Plus suspected concussion
and an overall body trauma.
What can I do? Pressure of work.
- Do you feel sick?
- Yes.
- So you really should stay.
- Need to take this.
Hi.
He wasn’t supposed
to fucking go out!
All right, I’m sorry.
I’ll handle it. I’ll call you back.
I have to go.
- Take the X-rays.
- No need to, thank you.
- And?
- Kuba's gone missing.
- What?
- Kuba's missing.
Hospital, yes. As fast as you can.
Something’s wrong?
Get in.
We’ll wait, thanks.
- We might have a chat at last.
- What about?
Your speech
at the Warsaw Business Club.
How the fuck do you know about it?
- Get in.
- No, thanks.
It's your ma.
No, I won’t tell you.
I'm OK.
Stop calling me, get it?
- He's out of range.
- The signal's gone.
Hi.
That's good.
Did he say where he was?
Ewa, calm down.
Give him some time.
I'm sure he'll be back.
Please, calm down.
We'll be in touch. Bye.
The kid picked up
but didn't say where he was.
Look what I found.
The car is registered
to Grzegorz Merta.
- Address?
- Cisowa 16.
- A businessman?
- He owns several companies.
Number 96
on a list of richest Poles.
- When was he born?
- 1971.
- One year younger than Daniel.
- His university friend?
Where did he study?
The Kraków Academy of Economics.
Daniel studied in Warsaw.
Check 'Konary.'
It's a business centre near Kraków.
What did they do there 25 years ago?
The earliest documents
on their server
come from 1994.
Earlier, they must have kept
analogue archives.
We have to go there
as fast as we can.
Let's stick to Merta. He's our link.
I will go.
- No, love.
- I'll manage.
MAUNDY THURSDAY
Piotr, Kuba's here.
He's going to Kraków.
OK, I'll let you know. Bye.
Thanks.
KURIER KNOWS NO SACRED COWS
This is exactly what I expect.
It’s still all over the news.
Our citation index will surely leap.
We've broken all records
for clickability.
It's possible, see?
Great job, Monika.
We need more stories like this one.
What about Andrzej?
Andrzej made up his mind yesterday.
And I respect it.
Today, Jurek will
take over his duties.
Any questions?
Thank you.
Perhaps we might try with Andrzej...
No, Monika.
Unless he apologizes to me,
there’s no way he’s back.
- Hi.
- Hi.
What's up?
- I feel stupid.
- Come on.
You just believed in the Editor
who doesn't give a shit about us.
It's not like this.
He has some arguments.
Everyone does.
- It's pointless. Go talk to him.
- No.
And you'd better be careful.
In this job,
you lose your face only once.
Good morning. The Prime Minister
is waiting for you.
You’re here.
Take a seat, please.
I'll finish in a second.
This thing with Kurier,
what’s it about?
Nothing, it’s nonsense.
And the audio?
Look, they edited some parts out.
True, they wanted something from me
but I told them to get lost.
It’s not what I read.
Like I said, they edited the audio.
- Who did?
- I don't know.
It may concern the energy pact.
But who wants
to break off the negotiations?
I got a call from the chairman
of the People's Party.
What do they want?
Your job. Now.
They’ll stay in the coalition
on condition that you resign.
What a joke!
- Because of such nonsense?
- Doesn't matter why.
So?
We can't break up the coalition now.
You want me to quit, don’t you?
Let's say, you might resign
for personal reasons.
Personal reasons.
- Fine, what about the negotiations?
- Someone will substitute for you.
It’s already the final phase.
Give me one day, please.
I’ll finish things at the office
and say goodbye to my staff.
Then, I’ll call a press conference.
OK.
Listen...
You know how important
this coalition is.
Especially now.
Of course.
Ticket, please.
(GREETINGS: HAPPY EASTER:)
- May I see your ticket, please?
- I don't have it.
So what shall we do?
Excuse me. I'm with him.
I'll pay for the ticket.
He’s really worried about you.
What are your plans now?
My plans are my business.
We learnt something
about your father.
Near Kraków, in Konary,
there’s a training centre.
There, he may have met Bogusz.
It's possible
everything started then.
I thought
you could go there with me.
We'd check it together
but since you already have plans...
Wait.
I’m going to Kraków
to visit the Dominican Church.
There’s the original painting
that my father used as a model.
Daddy!
I've made an Easter egg, look!
It's beautiful.
- Shall I get the door?
- No, I'll take care of this.
- What do you want?
- Why did Daniel kill himself?
- No idea what you mean.
- Don't piss me off.
Daddy, come on.
Dad will be there in a sec.
Go join the kids!
Come in.
What do you want?
Why did my brother have to die?
- I don't know.
- You're lying.
I'm not.
You sent me the video.
- What is it all about?
- I can't. Not here.
- I'll report it to the police.
- I'll tell you. But not here.
My children's life is at stake.
Place?
With lots of people around.
It’s not safe here.
Rotunda at nine. You don't show up,
I go to the police.
Yes?
No, not now. Maybe tomorrow.
What? What do you mean fired?
Yes?
Who?
Let him in.
I usually make my appointments
through the secretariat.
But it was impossible today,
considering the circumstances.
- Circumstances?
- Your dismissal.
So everyone already knows,
don't they?
That’s the point.
I don't understand.
- My clients want to be the first.
- Could you be clearer, please?
I have an attractive
job offer for you.
- Beg your pardon?
- In the private sector.
Certainly,
the same field of expertise.
Such a renowned expert as you
will soon receive many offers.
But we wanted to be the first.
And it will be hard to outbid us.
- I need time to think it over.
- Certainly.
One day.
Is that all?
Here’s my number.
Goodbye.
Thank you.
Out of all days... What bad luck.
Excuse me.
Good afternoon.
We’re here about
the IT infrasctructure failure.
Oh, that’s great!
I opened an email
with Easter greetings.
And all the computers
went down at once.
It’s a particularly mean virus.
We’ll have to delete it
from every unit separately.
Oh dear...
How many workstations
are in your company?
This one,
two at each of the offices.
One in the reading room
and the archive.
Why don’t we start with the archive?
Wait, I've got something.
A seminary for students.
‘Leaders of the New Millennium 1992.’
- What about a list of participants?
- Not here.
Hold on.
What are you doing?
I’ve got the name
of the coordinator.
Strojnowski.
Lech Strojnowski.
Tomorrow as usual, a quarter past?
Don't drive in.
Let's meet.
- What a prick.
- Andrzej didn't give him any choice.
It can be called off.
Just talk to Andrzej.
He’s an independent, expert reporter
and not a fucking media worker.
You’re the only person
who can persuade him.
Is this all you’ve got?
For now, yes.
Andrzej's right.
You're puppets in someone's hands.
It's a setup, all right.
- Thanks for your help.
- Hold on...
I’ll talk to him, that’s obvious.
Tell me...
What business
did Bogusz do with Merta?
None.
They were just best friends.
Friends...
They went skiing in St Moritz
and diving in the Maldives, you know.
Let me know how it went, will you?
I will.
Bye.
Hi, Andrzej.
I’ve heard you have an evening off.
Call me back.
Let's go, Kuba.
Good afternoon.
- Oh, good afternoon.
- How can I help you?
We’re here to see
Professor Strojnowski.
But professor’s not here.
He’s in Kraków,
at the Dominican Church.
I thought we were not
supposed to meet.
I shouldn’t have left you alone
with this.
I’ll manage. You owe me nothing.
I’m sorry.
I want to be with you.
When?
- When the scandal is all over?
- No.
Now.
And you’re sure
this is the best moment?
When will the moment be right?
Bye.
- Professor! Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon.
My name’s Kuba Grodecki.
I’m Daniel Grodecki’s son.
Can I ask you a few questions?
Our aim was very simple.
Let's gather
the best economy students
from around Poland in one place.
Later on, they were supposed
to change our country.
An exceptional generation.
They took their finals
in a Communist state.
But they started university
in free Poland.
Our enthusiasm was enormous.
Enormous!
We truly believed
that they would be the ones
to build a new market here.
Konary was going to be
only the beginning.
This is where we met afterwards.
- Afterwards?
- Yes.
After the course finished,
some students,
including your father,
asked me to continue our seminary.
And what did you teach them?
- How to achieve success?
- Of course.
Most importantly,
they were to leave this place
equipped with certain principles.
What principles?
It may sound funny.
Justice...
Honesty...
It was my best group.
- Is this Grzegorz Merta?
- Uh-huh.
I never believed
that your father was a swindler.
Daniel was too smart to get
involved in such a silly thing.
And this one, with his head turned,
who is he?
Oh, this is our child prodigy.
I’m sure you know him:
Tomasz Nawrot.
Would you like to comment
on today’s article in Kurier?
Kurier? I haven’t read it yet.
Did you contact Minister Skalski?
Sure. He’s a very nice man.
- So you did offer him a bribe?
- No, I didn't say that.
What did your collaboration involve?
I’ll keep you in suspense
for a while.
- Any further comments?
- Everything will clear up soon.
Thank you, goodbye.
Going anywhere?
- Told you, not here and not now.
- How did you know about Bogusz?
Tell me or I’m calling the police.
Don't.
We were in this together,
Adrian too.
We meaning who? You? Daniel?
Tell me the fucking truth!
All right, I’m gonna make this call.
- It’s much bigger than you think.
- What is?
- Big money.
- How big is big?
Huge.
- The money for which you can kill.
- Even children?
It was a tragedy, an accident.
No one had suspected
it was for real.
What was?
- The Pact.
- What fucking Pact?
Go now, will you? Leave me alone.
- Who killed that child?
- The thing is...
Nobody wants to sacrifice
their own kids
but it's the best
guarantee of loyalty.
- Whose idea was that?
- Go now!
- I'm sorry I gave it to you.
- Just say it.
- You can't do anything.
- Fuck! Tell me!
Tell me!
- Here’s my train.
- What?
Good afternoon, everyone.
Minister Skalski
will make a short statement.
He will not, however,
answer any questions at the moment.
Thank you.
Good afternoon,
ladies and gentlemen.
For the last few days,
I’ve experienced attacks
targeted at both my personal life
and professional career.
I’m not going to explain
personal matters to you.
Yet, as for my
professional activities,
I want to make it clear
that I have never accepted
any financial benefits
from Mr Bogusz or Mr Nawrot.
Let me say this again: never.
Despite that,
I've been asked today to resign.
In a democratic society,
it is common practice
to step back from politics
until things are clarified.
It is good practice.
But I'm not going to do this.
I'm not going to resign.
Kurier published the transcript
of a fabricated recording.
I'm innocent.
I won’t let rumour and manipulation
control our politics.
I won't let it happen.
- Any questions?
- What did the PM say
- to your decision?
- You're the first to know.
Who might want to release
the fabricated audio?
This is a question for you, not me.
Before you published the transcript
you must have realized
what aim someone tried to achieve
by using you as a tool,
is that right? Thank you.
Minister! Sir!
You got anything?
- Kuba...
- It's OK.
Actually, I’m not really sure
what I hoped for.
I wish I’d been
a regular here like you.
Something happened?
What is it?
There's been another suicide.
- Who?
- Grzegorz Merta.
I saw him fucking jump
in front of the train.
It's no coincidence.
Daniel, Bogusz, Merta.
They got into a sick deal.
The guarantee was
the life of their kids.
- You fucking get it?
- Just listen to yourself...
Even Nawrot is in this.
We found their location.
It’s been going on for years.
- Drop it.
- What?
Drop it before it's too late.
If what you’re saying is true
and someone’s powerful enough
to force those guys to do such things
maybe this time it isn’t worth it?
What is it all about?
MISSING: FIVE-YEAR-OLD
AND HIS FATHER. ABDUCTION?
- Yes?
- Listen...
One of the participants
of Konary workshops
a friend of Daniel's, went missing
with his son two years ago.
- I found a photo. It's the boy.
- From the video?
They both went missing
on July 20th, 2013.
Hold on.
July 20th is the date
in the painting with Kuba.
Hold on.
Wait a sec.
Kuba!
Can you hear me?
Kuba!
Hello?
- What is it again?
- You’re under arrest.
It's in connection with deaths
of Grzegorz Merta and Adrian Bogusz.
You have the right to an attorney.