A surprising font change appears in the transcript of Barbara Skrzypek’s interrogation, which was prepared by Ewa Wrzosek. The issue raises serious concerns.
Pytanie do doświadczonych prokuratorów. Ile razy zdarzyło wam się w połowie przesłuchania zmienić czcionkę protokołu na zupełnie inną i tego nie poprawić? pic.twitter.com/XrGREdleSw
— John Bingham (@MrJohnBingham) April 5, 2025
Serious Doubts
The prosecution has released the transcript of Barbara Skrzypek’s interrogation, which was prepared solely by Ewa Wrzosek without the presence of a recording clerk. Only individuals known for their strong political bias against the Law and Justice party (PiS) were present during the questioning: in addition to Wrzosek, there were Gerald Birgfellner’s legal representatives, attorneys Jacek Dubois and Krystian Lasik.
Barbara Skrzypek’s attorney, Krzysztof Gotkowicz, was not allowed to participate in the interrogation, despite having raised concerns about his client’s poor health. Just a few dozen hours after the lengthy interrogation — which, contrary to the prosecution’s claims, included no breaks — Barbara Skrzypek died of a heart attack.
The transcript also raises concerns due to its brevity. It turns out it was written using two different fonts: halfway through page six, the font switches from Times New Roman size 12 to Constantia size 11. Fonts don’t change by themselves — this must be done manually. Earlier, prosecutor Michał Ostrowski had questioned why “a transcript for a woman who reported having vision problems was written in such a small font.”