 A Slovak businessman charged with the 2018 murder of a journalist in a case that brought down the government was sentenced on Thursday to 19 years jail in a separate trial for forging documents to steal money from a TV station. Marian Kocner, an influential figure in Slovak business and political circles, was found guilty of forging 69 million euros 75 million worth of promissory notes to siphon money from Markiza, a top Slovak television station. Prosecutors have separately accused Kocner of orchestrating the killing of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak, which led to mass protests and forced the resignation of Prime Minister Robert Fico, Slovakias dominant politician for more than a decade. 