Rozprawa trwala az 7 tygodni w Sadzie Central Criminal Court w Londynie, innaczej, Old Bailey, Kawal ciezkiej roboty, rezultat jak widac nie mogl byc lepszy. Mnostwo materialu od prokuratury. Pudla pelne od akt, tysiace stron materialu, godziny i dni przesluchan, wykaz od policji tysiace polaczen telefonow komorkowych, mapki z polaczeniami telefonow, dna, ogromna liczba swiadkow, sekcja zwlok, opinie ekspertow, dwunastu lawnikow, osmiu adwokatow, dwoch prokuratorow i jeden surowy sedzia.
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Moj klient na wolnosci. Reszta oskarzonych maja kary od 30 miesiecy do 22 lat (nie na polowe).
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/gangsters-jailed-torture-murder-polish-2138175
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-23604518
Statement from the Met Police:
Three men have been convicted at the Old Bailey today, Tuesday 6 August for their parts in the murder and kidnap and of a Polish man whose body was found dumped in a field in Northamptonshire.
The body of Andrzej Kulesza, 27 was found near Rothersthorpe, near Northampton, on 25 April 2011. A ligature was discovered around the neck area of the remains.
The three were convicted at the Old Bailey today as follows:
Kamil Dreszer, 27 years (15.7.86), of Greenhill Park, Willesden was found guilty of murder, kidnapping, false imprisonment and preventing the lawful burial and disposal of a corpse.
Artur Janik, 27 years (5.11.85), of Willowmead Close, Goldsworth Park, Woking was found guilty of manslaughter, kidnapping, false imprisonment and preventing the lawful burial and disposal of a corpse.
Daniel Kosowski, 40 years (23.11.72), of Henry Adlington Close, E6 was found guilty of preventing the lawful burial and disposal of a corpse.
All three will be sentenced tomorrow, Wednesday 7 August at the Old Bailey at 10.00 hrs.
Investigating officer Detective Chief Inspector Andy Chalmers, from the Homicide and Serious Crime Command, said: “The three defendants, seeking revenge for a debt, kidnapped and tortured the victim before dumping his body in a remote location, presumably imagining it would never be found.
“They acted in an appalling manner and one can only imagine the physical and emotional trauma Andrzej suffered during the hours he was held captive. I am satisfied at today’s convictions.”
Andrzej had been reported missing to Tottenham police by his girlfriend after leaving home in Stamford Hill N16 at about 08.00hrs on 19 September 2010. He said he was going out to buy milk and bread at the local shop but never returned home.
The court heard that the victim was involved in dealing drugs – cannabis and amphetamines – and was in debt to a man called Grzegorz Misiak. He feared for his safety.
A group of men, including Dreszer, forced their way into the home of a friend of Andrzej’s at around 04.00hrs on 19 September 2010. They beat him with a bicycle lock, knocking out two teeth, and threatened him with a knife to reveal where Andrzej was.
The friend’s mobile phone was stolen and used to call two more associates of the victim in the hunt for him.
The stolen phone was then used to text the victim – it’s not known what the message said but it drew Andrzej out from his home address.
Evidence suggests that the kidnappers then took the victim to an address in Greenhill Park, NW10.
The victim’s girlfriend grew increasingly worried and started calling friends and acquaintances. She was finally told he had been kidnapped and she would need to pay a ransom.
She was then contacted by Andrzej who pleaded with her to help him and provide cash. He was crying and screaming and said his kidnappers were threatening to kill him.
The victim’s girlfriend borrowed £300 from a friend and handed over the cash to another man at a rendezvous point off the North Circular at Edmonton.
Promises were made that Andrzej would be released but more demands for cash were then made. Another £500 was demanded but then the calls abruptly ended.
Evidence indicated that Andrzej was beaten with a metal bar, spat on and force-fed amphetamines and alcohol while inside the address. He was ordered to do press-ups and when he couldn’t was beaten again.
In the early hours of 21 September 2010, it is believed that Janik, Kosowski, Dreszer and another man collected the victim’s body and travelled to Northants before returning to London.
A member of the public walking her dog found his remains in a field near the A43 at Rothersthorpe outside Northampton on 25 April 2011. The field had contained very tall elephant grass which had recently been harvested and may have disturbed the bones. An entire skeleton was pieced together and DNA tests proved it was Andrzej’s.
A post-mortem examination failed to establish a cause of death but there were several fractures to the bones and a ligature – a black webbing strap – was round the neck.
Enquiries led to the arrest of the defendants and they were subsequently charged.
+ Grzegorz Misiak was arrested and bailed in connection with Andrzej’s murder but died in a car crash in Poland in July 2012. He had been extradited to Poland on matters of extortion, fraud and assault
UPDATE on 7 August: Sentencing
THREE men have today, Wednesday 7 August, been jailed at the Old Bailey for their parts in the murder and kidnap of a Polish man whose body was found dumped in a field in Northamptonshire.
The body of Andrzej Kulesza, 27, was discovered near Rothersthorpe, near Northampton, on 25 April 2011. A ligature was found around the neck area of the remains.
Three men were convicted yesterday and sentenced today:
Kamil Dreszer, 27 years (15.7.86), of Greenhill Park, Willesden – found guilty of murder, kidnapping, false imprisonment and preventing the lawful burial and disposal of a corpse and jailed for life to serve a minimum of 22 years
Artur Janik, 27 years (5.11.85), of Willowmead Close, Goldsworth Park, Woking – guilty of manslaughter, kidnapping, false imprisonment and preventing the lawful burial and disposal of a corpse and sentenced to 11 years’ imprisonment
Daniel Kosowski, 40 years (23.11.72), of Henry Adlington Close, E6 – found guilty of preventing the lawful burial and disposal of a corpse and jailed for 30 months.