Morales assassins: Bolivia gang "fought in Balkans"

[Jan Klimkowski]

Szabó had claimed in a Heti Válasz interview that he was present in Rózsa-Flores' District VI flat when the three Socialist politicians were listening to the recording of Gyurcsány's "Öszöd lies speech", named after the Lake Balaton resort where it was delivered. The would-be whistleblower said he had remained in an adjacent room with Rózsa-Flores' dog Tito, named after the Yugoslav communist leader who died in 1980.

Timeline disputed

Linda Szászvári, Rózsa-Flores' former fiancée, told conservative news blog mandiner.hu that the flat in Eötvös utca (street) had been sold in 2004 and Tito (the dog) died the same year. Szászvári acknowledged that Rózsa-Flores had been in possession of the Öszöd speech but said he is unlikely to have left behind much in the way of clues.
"He was clever, he had military training and he is sure to have had some insurance," Szászvári said. "I don't think by making a secret recording, but by making the evidence disappear. He always communicated via Skype, deleted more important emails, from the waste bin too, and even reinstalled software on his computer from time to time, precisely so he would leave no tracks.
"He must have spoken to someone about having the Gyurcsány speech but it certainly wasn't Bálint Szabó."

Poor Tito.

Eduardo Rózsa-Flores: archetypal Mechanic.

"He had military training" - something of an understatement, methinks.