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Discovery of incriminating letter spells trouble for Jarucka

The Prosecutor's Office conducting the investigation concerning Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz and his assistant Anna Jarucka have found evidence, reports Rzeczpospolita. After the interrogation of the Foreign Affairs Ministry employees the police found in the apartment of one of them a letter written by Jarucka. According to Maciej Kujawski, spokesman of the Warsaw Prosecutor's Office, the letter is an original. It contains Jarucka's request addressed to Cimoszewicz for his help in obtaining a post in Italy. According to the prosecutor, this diminishes Jarucka's trustworthiness, as she had stated in front of the Orlen Commission that she never asked Cimoszewicz for any help in getting a job. Meanwhile, Cimoszewicz claims that over the past few weeks his former assistant contacted with some of his colleagues and "Demanded protection." Yesterday, Jolanta Kwaśniewska, head of Cimoszewicz's electoral office, condemned the latest attacks on the politician saying, "My heart bleeds in situations like this one."