IWONA WIECZOREK: The First Hours After Her Disappearance. What Didn't We Know About the Beginning of the Investigation?
On the night of July 16-17, 2011, nineteen-year-old Iwona Wieczorek left the Sopot Dream Club and walked home along the seaside promenade. At 4:12 a.m., she was captured on camera at entrance number 63 in Gdańsk Jelitkowo, and from that moment on, there was no trace of her. In this film, I go step by step through what is documented, clearly separating it from hypotheses: a dead phone, a white car from 5:07, six thousand statements from Pomeranian police officers, the search near the former Bay of Art, Paweł P.'s thread, theories about a black BMW and a cleaning company, and new evidence, which prosecutor Eryk Stasielak mentioned in July 2026. I'm telling you what we don't know.
Music in the film: Hard Red Heart - Blue Beat Reviewi, Mas Cafe - Casa Rosa.
The photographs used come from archive.org and are publicly available materials.
IWONA WIECZOREK: The First Hours After Her Disappearance. What Didn't We Know About the Beginning of the Investigation?
On the night of July 16-17, 2011, nineteen-year-old Iwona Wieczorek left the Sopot Dream Club and walked home along the seaside promenade. At 4:12 a.m., she was captured on camera at entrance number 63 in Gdańsk Jelitkowo, and from that moment on, there was no trace of her. In this film, I go step by step through what is documented, clearly separating it from hypotheses: a dead phone, a white car from 5:07, six thousand statements from Pomeranian police officers, the search near the former Bay of Art, Paweł P.'s thread, theories about a black BMW and a cleaning company, and new evidence, which prosecutor Eryk Stasielak mentioned in July 2026. I'm telling you what we don't know.
Music in the film: Hard Red Heart - Blue Beat Reviewi, Mas Cafe - Casa Rosa.
The photographs used come from archive.org and are publicly available materials.