Despite royal support for Orzechowski, Warszycki succeeded in securing a death penalty for his enemy. Although he gave Orzechowski the chance to evade the penalty if he would renounce his faith (he was a Polish brother), Orzechowski refused and consequently was executed by a firing squad.
Despite royal backing for Orzechowski, Warszycki managed to secure a death sentence for his adversary. Although he offered Orzechowski an opportunity to avoid punishment if he renounced his faith (he was a Polish brother), Orzechowski declined and thus was executed by firing squad.