Disappearance of Emilia: police will not disclose results of husband's polygraph test
The husband of missing 37-year-old Emilia Koprowska from Koszalin underwent a voluntary polygraph test, but police will not publish the results. Investigators are working on accessing the woman's blocked phone.
Police will not disclose polygraph results
The search for 37-year-old Emilia Koprowska from Koszalin has still yielded no breakthrough. According to o2.pl, the missing woman's husband, Krystian Koprowski, underwent a voluntary polygraph test to clear his name — some internet users had suspected him of involvement in his wife's death. Second Lieutenant Paulina Wiśniewska from Koszalin police explained that once the assessment from the test is completed, it will not be made public.
The test was not conducted at the request of police or the prosecutor's office. Krystian Koprowski himself signalled his willingness to participate in the test, firmly rejecting suspicions. Police have already received a preliminary opinion, but are waiting for full documentation. Due to the nature of the proceedings and the interests of the investigation, the services are unable to disclose details or preliminary findings, added Wiśniewska.
Woman's phone still locked
Emilia's phone remains locked. Police officers are continuing work on overcoming the device's security measures. Prosecutor Ewa Dziadczyk from the District Prosecutor's Office in Koszalin reported that specialists managed to obtain "part of the data" from the phone and are still attempting to recover the remaining information.
Emilia Koprowska was last seen on 30 August. The 37-year-old was then at a techno music festival "ZEW Wydm" in Darłowo with her husband, where an argument broke out between the couple. The woman left, and all trace of her was lost. In the following weeks, her phone and rucksack were found. On 23 September, the prosecutor's office opened an investigation into the disappearance — investigators are not ruling out any scenarios.
Source: Google News PL — Crime (pl)