They found what armored cabinets in Miklós Seszták's soundproof room locked with a security door.

During a search of Miklós Seszták's home, investigators found two large Wertheim DWS 1901 safes, each weighing 1660 kg, typically used by pawnshops and financial institutions. The safes were located in a soundproof room secured by a safety door. This discovery follows Seszták's recent arrest, which has raised public speculation about the findings. The authorities suspect he concealed 9 billion HUF in cash, which he may have hidden before his interrogation. Seszták, a former minister and current KDNP representative, is accused of accepting bribes during his tenure. His lawyer claims the arrest was premature, occurring before the suspension of his parliamentary immunity was published.