David Grann

I'll just say this.

It strains credulity.

I wasn't there.

I wasn't a witness.

I do know that it was investigated for a long period of time by authorities, and they found no evidence of it.

And there's no evidence ever in Jacek's career of doing anything like this.

But it is the one time where suddenly you have Jacek saying, this story, this story, this thing that Christian Bala is saying this time is definitely a fiction.

He is making this story up.

Jacek doesn't yet reveal the one kind of trump card he has, which isn't that much, but he knows about the phone, that Christian Bala had somehow sold the murder victim's phone on this internet auction site.

And so he starts to ask him some questions, and Christian about a muck, about his life, and Christian just kind of denies things.

And then he asks him about the phone.

And that's the one time where Christian was a bit evasive.

He said, I don't remember.

where I got that phone.

Now, it was a while back.

This is many years before.

And he said, well, then later he said, well, maybe I got it at a pawn shop.

And so by the end, there really isn't any evidence left

to hold him or to continue to hold him under Polish law.

He does agree to submit to a polygraph test.