Former head of the Financial Administration's Criminal Office, Ľudovít Makó, reiterated his prior testimony in the “Purge” (Očistec) case during a Wednesday court hearing. His statements are central to the charges against Norbert Bödör and Tibor Gašpar, key figures in the investigation. Makó’s testimony reportedly concerns aspects of the case that Bödör and Gašpar allegedly sought to suppress. However, he has not yet provided details regarding potential influence on investigators. The case revolves around allegations of corruption and abuse of power within law enforcement. This latest testimony is expected to be crucial as the trial progresses, potentially revealing further details on the extent of alleged criminal activity. The court is eager to hear more about the allegations against the accused.