Following three days of testimony from key witness Bernard Slobodník, other defendants in the high-profile Váhostav corruption case began presenting their accounts in court. A significant inconsistency has emerged which casts doubt on Slobodník’s earlier statements. Both Tibor Gašpar and former police officer Roman Stahl testified, with Gašpar utilizing notes during his questioning. He denied meetings taking place at Transpetrol but admitted to gatherings at the Radošina Wine Cellar. This testimony directly challenges aspects of the prosecution’s case and potentially undermines Slobodník’s credibility as a witness. The implications of these developments could significantly alter the course of the investigation and eventual verdicts. Further scrutiny of Slobodník's claims is anticipated as the trial progresses.