Betrayals, executions and torture - what does the Polish mafia hide? Jarosław Pieczonka "Miami"

Jarosław Pieczonka 'Miami' claims that the ex-wife of gangster 'Nikosia', Edyta Skotarczak, tried to block his statements because she wanted a monopoly on the narrative about her husband, and their mutual relationship was an operational game in which both sides tried to manipulate each other.

Pieczonka describes the behind-the-scenes of his work in the police 'Tigers' in the 90s, admitting to using brutal physical methods (including cigarette burns) against detained repeat-offender bandits, but firmly distinguishes this from the case of Igor Stachowiak's death, condemning the actions of contemporary police officers.

The expert reveals his connections with one of the richest Poles (referred to by the pseudonym 'Auganow', whom listeners can identify as Ryszard Krauze), for whom he provided informal counterintelligence protection on behalf of the WSI and who paid him and two former police officers, which led to living beyond his means and a loss of humility.

He describes in detail the intrigue by former police colleagues (Ken and Samara), who manipulated him and Darek Michalczewski, trying to take control of the boxer and his money, and the bet with Michalczewski, which almost ended in Pieczonka's death after a 14-minute bath in the icy Baltic Sea.