Lawyer unaware of purchasing property from prosecutors-turned-developers
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A prominent lawyer from Banská Bystrica unknowingly purchased non-residential property from a company owned by former prosecutors who became real estate developers. Matúš Boľoš, the lawyer involved in the Threema corruption investigation, believed he was buying from different individuals and was unaware of the connection to the Čižnár family. The case highlights the complex web of relationships between legal professionals and business interests in Slovakia's property market, particularly involving former high-ranking prosecutors who have moved into commercial real estate development after leaving their judicial positions.