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Szczucin

city of Poland

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  • Jul 31

    Rzeszów court acquits all 17 defendants in 1998 murder of 17-year-old Iwona Cygan after eight-year trial

    The District Court in Rzeszów cleared every defendant on 31 July 2026, nearly 28 years after the teenager was strangled in Szczucin. The verdict is not final and the prosecution may appeal.

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