Who would not know the reportage of TV Markíza, where on December 12, 1997 celebrated the former mafia boss Mikuláš Černák (58) In the Banská Bystrica Night Club Shark its 31th birthday. The Roma band was taken care of by the Roma band, whose primary was Alexander Daško (56). He is now a government representative for Roma communities. He told how he remembered that evening.
At that time Daško was 28 years old and as a young primary he earned with the band played playing at various events. In his words, however, it was an ordinary musician deal. “They called me to come to play. So I came, played, paid me and left,” stated openly and added that At that time they knew very well who the celebrations attended, But to refuse to offer such an offer was not the question. “You know what … seriously. I didn’t even think about it,” said.
“We musicians arrived around eleven in the evening, and if my memory does not lie, the officiality of the gifts took place before. I didn’t know the others. I didn’t know who was who, ”he explained. Daško also revealed a special requirement from Černák. “So he had his song Dupni, Horse, Dupni … That was his, ”he added.
The proceedings for the application for conditional release of Mikuláš Černák from prison adjourned on 20 May indefinitely. The Senate of the Trnava District Court will be acquainted with the proposals of procedural parties to supplement the taking of evidence. The prosecutor explained that the records submitted in detail were monitoring Černák’s life in prison.
One of Černák’s advocates Erik Magál After the end of the public session, he spoke of hundreds of pages that the defense had not yet had time to get to know. Their delivery shortly before the public session He considers the prosecutor’s office to be obstruction. “In the submission to which she attached hundreds of pages of annexes, she reported repeatedly demonstrable lies,” stated.
At last year’s public meeting, Černák asked to decide on the proposal for release so that it is also his personal proposal. He again regretted the deeds. In April, experts from the Department of Psychology and Psychiatry testified. The former boss of the Banská Bystrica underworld is serving a lifelong sentence of imprisonment for several murders. Conditions for life sentences may, after 25 years in prison, apply for conditional release.
