On January 28, a bailiff's routine eviction in a building on Bolesława Śmiałego estate in Poznań quickly turned into a horrifying discovery when police officers found mummified remains inside the apartment. The authorities had been called in to secure the area in preparation for the eviction, as is standard procedure. However, upon entering the property, they stumbled upon the remains, which sparked immediate concern and further investigation.

The spokesperson for the Poznań City Police confirmed that the remains likely belonged to the apartment's owner. Initial investigations suggested that there were no indications of foul play, and it appeared that no one else was involved in the man’s death. This shocking find has raised questions within the community, particularly about how no complaints regarding unpleasant odors were reported prior to the discovery, indicating that the situation may have gone unnoticed for an extended period.

This incident highlights the potential issues surrounding tenant rights, housing conditions, and the responsibilities of local authorities in monitoring such properties. The local community is left reeling from the news, and further inquiries into the circumstances of the man’s death and the living conditions in the apartment are likely to follow, as detailed investigation protocols are activated to understand better how this situation could have unfolded unnoticed.