Szájer sex scandal – is the organiser of the orgy really a wanted Polish swindler?

József Szájer, a former MEP of Fidesz, resigned from his position after he was caught by the Belgian police taking part in a gay orgy and carrying drugs in his bag last week. Now it seems that the organiser of the party, David Manzheley, is wanted in Poland; there is an international arrest warrant against him, but the Belgian authorities did not extradite him to Poland three years ago.

According to Blikk, Manzheley’s past was dubious even before, but most people doubted Polish sources saying that the guy was a swindler. Interestingly, even though the Polish police have been searching for him for years, they created his page on the relevant website only on December 3. That was the day when Mr Manzheley started to talk about the orgy and mentioned that

 even Polish politicians took part in it.

It is also inexplicable why a wanted person gives interviews with his face and name. Furthermore, the Belgian police did not take him into custody after the orgy, which would have happened if they obtained an international warrant.

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However, based on some documents the Cracowian court sent to Blikk, it seems that the local police issued a warrant of arrest against him. The Belgian court rejected its execution in 2017. Because of that, Manzheley can live in Belgium without being extradited to Poland where, based on a November 2010 ruling,

 he must serve 14 months in prison for fraud.

Furthermore, the Polish Ministry of Justice said that Mr Manzheley’s real name was Przemyslaw P., and they suspect him of having committed forgery, blackmailing, and defamation. The Polish Wadowice Naszemiasto also found that the man’s father is a retired police officer while his grandfather is a baker in Wadowice who recognised his grandson from a photo.

Manzheley wrote to Blikk that he is not the man the Polish papers write about, and the aim of fabricating such news is only to protect those politicians who took part in the orgy. To justify that, he sent a lot of documents to Blikk, but the Hungarian tabloid wrote that none of them states unambiguously that he is right. For example, he sent a French ID to underpin that he was born in Malta instead of Poland, but it did not show the date of his birth which could clear up how old he is exactly. That is important because

Polish authorities say that he is 36 while he states that he is only 29. 

Interestingly, based on the ID he sent, his name is Adam B., and he said that he changed his name to David Manzheley in 2017 to honour an Israeli relative of his.

Mystery surrounds the issue, and nobody can tell whose story is true just yet. However, it seems that everything he said about the November 27 sex orgy proved to be right later.

Source: blikk.hu