MURDERER IN RUBBER BOOTS. THE STORY OF POLAND'S BIGGEST SERIAL KILLER

A shocking story about Tadeusz Grzesik, a farmer from Górno, who, under the guise of a quiet family life, ran a brutal gang of currency exchange dealers. Maciej Kuciel, an investigative journalist from TVN, spent 15 years examining the case files, talking to prosecutors, profilers and police officers to uncover the truth about the "murderer in rubber boots."

• Detailed investigation by an investigative journalist from TVN
• Shocking story of Poland's biggest serial killer
• Behind the scenes of the operations of a currency exchange gang in the 90s
• Conversations with participants in the events and law enforcement agencies
• A picture of the justice system in Poland in the 90s and 2000s
• Analysis of all the crimes that Grzesik was associated with

Thanks to his many years of experience in investigative journalism, Maciej Kuciel has created a report that captivates from the first page. The book "Murderer in Rubber Boots" is not only a story about crime, but also an analysis of how organized crime operates in Poland. The author ruthlessly exposes the errors of the justice system and asks difficult questions about the effectiveness of investigations.

This book is also a portrait of a man who was able to hide his true nature for years. Tadeusz Grzesik, seemingly an ordinary farmer, turned out to be a ruthless gang leader who would stop at nothing to achieve his goals. His story is a warning about how easy it is to be wrong in assessing another person.

Diana Brzezińska, a writer and lawyer, recommends this book as required reading for anyone interested in crime and wants to understand how the justice system works in Poland. "Murderer in Rubber Boots" is a report that stays in your memory for a long time and makes you reflect on the condition of our society.

Tomasz Patora, an investigative journalist and author of the report "Skin Hunters", emphasizes that this book is a fiasco of the Polish justice system. He asks questions about the limit of errors in an investigation, the lack of money for expert opinions and the lack of admission of errors. He recommends this reading as worth attention for anyone who wants to understand complicated investigations and elusive killers.

Edition: Otwarte, 2025. Pages: 312. Format: 206x140 mm. Cover: paperback.