Bitcoingate goes on

Listen to this. Criminal Tomáš Jiříkovský, who donated bitcoins originating from the underworld worth almost a billion to the state, fled to Asia. He is now out of reach of the investigating authorities. He probably didn't leave the wallet with the rest of the money, estimated to be up to 11 billion, at home on the counter.
And note that the court expert Jiří Berger, who was present at the opening of the bitcoin wallet, was not hired by the state, but directly by Jiříkovský's lawyer Kárim Titz, so the state had the billion-dollar transfer supervised by a person paid by a criminal.
But what's even more shocking? Mr. Berger, or rather his company, is on Stanjura's list of advisors. Mr. Stanjura, however, will continue to claim that he talked Minister Blažek out of it. This farce shows that instead of fighting crime, the state is helping to legalize dirty money. And this scandal is far from over.