It was 1997, when Warsaw high school graduates met by the fire. They wanted to have a nice time and say goodbye to their classmates, but a group of angry chavs appeared in the clearing, and Friday night did not go as expected. The group attacked the high school graduates. They beat with baseball bats and fists. When the young people started to run away, Tomasz hid in the bushes. He was kidnapped and held in one of the apartments. The group was to be led by 24-year-old Monika Sz.
The graduates organized a farewell bonfire. Around midnight, a group of armed chavs showed up
Tomasz passed his final exams and planned to study architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology. On Friday, June 13, together with his friends, he lit a bonfire in a clearing in Warsaw’s Młociński Park. There were 30 people at the party. Around midnight, a group of drunk chavs from Łomianki, armed with baseball bats, appeared in the clearing. They quickly started a brawl, driving the teenagers out of the park. They believed that it was “their place” and high school graduates had no right to stay here.
The attackers questioned the teenagers about who was behind the wheel of a Ford parked in a nearby parking lot. The driver was about to hit their car. Young people had no idea who was driving the car and, seeing the increasing escalation of aggression, they started to run away. Tomasz Jaworski hid in the bushes, but the attackers noticed him. They started beating. One of them smashed a baseball bat over the boy’s head. Then they dragged him to the car. They caught his head and hand with the trunk lid, and then they took Tomasz to Monika Sz’s apartment.
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They kidnapped them and took them to the apartment. There, they abused the 19-year-old for 20 hours
In the apartment, the chavs, together with Monika, tied the boy to the radiator and for 20 hours they kicked him, beat him and burned him with cigarettes. In between acts of violence, they ate and consumed alcohol. The torturers wanted to find out whose car was in the parking lot, and when they realized that Tomasz had no idea what they were talking about, they decided to let him go. They knew that if they let him go, the boy would recognize them and point them to the police. He received 4 stab wounds straight to the heart. His body was thrown into a pit by the Żerański Canal, set on fire and then buried. After the perpetrators were apprehended, the public demanded the death penalty for yes. One of the perpetrators cooperated with the police and was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Monika Sz. and another of her accomplices received life sentences.
Source: Gazeta
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