Shortly after my repeated refusal to accept a new identity, the police (at another official station) exerted pressure on me - for take over the firearm with which Tomáš Pán was murdered (it was not suicide, shortly before his death he came to me with fears for his life, he wrote me a letter in which everything was including its inclusion). The policeman pulled out the weapon in question in a plastic bag and when I refused to accept it, he started exerting a lot of pressure on me to at least take the weapon in my hand (probably because of the fingerprints). I refused, and his aggressiveness escalated to the level of harsh threats to physically kill me. They can't deny it, I have proof.
Tomáš Pán was murdered in 1997, this happened only after more than ten years! I wonder how many more murders they committed with that weapon after 1997. Did you know that Tomas Pána's grandfather was a general and was also murdered? First beaten and then hanged at his home, shortly before Tomáš's death.