[UPDATE] The corpse of a young man found in an uninhabited building was identified

A man’s body was found in an uninhabited building in Kraków’s Grzegórzki district. “There is a high probability that it is the “Lewica” (The Left – ed.) politician Jakub Bocheński, who has been missing for three weeks,” Radio Kraków reported. Tvp.info unofficially confirmed this information.

At the end of September Jakub Bocheński, was declared missing. According to a police release, the man left the Hilton Hotel at 5 Dabska Street in Krakow on 22 September between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and went in an unknown direction. He has not returned or made contact with his family since then.

According to media reports, the body of a young man was found in an uninhabited building on Portowa Street in the Dąb district.

“However, the identity of the man will only be confirmed by the performed autopsy. It will also reveal the cause of his death. The body is largely decomposed,” Radio Krakow reported, adding that there is a high probability that it is the wanted Jakub Bocheński.

“The corpse is in an advanced state of decomposition, so we need the results of the autopsy to confirm this information,” Anna Zbroja of the Provincial Police Headquarters quoted by love.krakow.pl said.

“There were cut wounds on the body of a young man found in an uninhabited building in Kraków’s Grzegórzki district. He is probably the missing 30-year-old Left-wing politician Jakub Bocheński,” reported a Radio Kraków journalist.

“Police officers have secured the hotel’s CCTV footage,” tvp.info reported. “According to our informants, it shows the moment when a woman was sexually assaulted and dragged into a room,” it read.

As reported by the media, the Left politician was alleged to have committed rape on a female colleague the night before he went missing. The police unofficially confirm this information.

UPDATE 

“This afternoon, the family identified the man as Jakub Bocheński, 30, who had been sought by us as a missing person since 22 September,” Bartosz Izdebski, spokesman for the Krakow Regional Police Station, told Polsat News.