#18. Tomas Jucha’s court testimony:

Just after we got to hear from Zaremba, we got to hear testimony from his two witnesses. I should point out, as this was an item in my appeal, that the prosecutor claimed that Zaremba’s story would be backed by at least one witness. Zaremba brought with him Tomas Jucha and Stanislaw Jablonski. Neither of these two men were actually witnesses to the event. They were called in simply to be a part of Zaremba's (Wiesniakowski's) over plan.
The first witness we would hear from would be Tomas Yucha, the arresting officer, and the author of those two reports that stated clearly that Zaremba had told him at the scene that he had driven around me and stopped in front of me. Here is the text of his statement, in full, and without interruption of commentary from me.

Tomas Jucha’s court testimony:

1. I don’t know why I am in court. I don’t know the accused; the date means nothing to me. (after reading) I don’t remember that situation.

Borus advised me not to ask any questions. He was really adamant about it. I didn’t. There you go.