Mihail Gofman's wife, the former deputy head of the NAC Prevention and Anti-Money Laundering Service, woke up repeatedly with the cut-off brakes from his personal car. In a Facebook post, Mihail Gofman qualifies the incident as a threat executed by Veaceslav Platon. That was after the former NAC official offered more interviews for the Zeppelin investigation portal.

Mihail Gofman, who left for the US, posted some pictures of his wife's car that was in Chisinau. Similarly, the former NAC official made public a threatening message sent on his wife's phone last few days.

In his post, Gofman said there were several attempts to intimidate him. He therefore conveys to those who have committed this act that they have crossed the red line and asks them to stop these actions, but also the blackmail.

Former Deputy Chief of the Service for Preventing and Combating Money Laundering at the NAC also wrote that he had sent police requests to protect his family. 

We remind you that in an interview with the Zeppelin portal, the former employee of the NAC said bank fraud was a diversion to block the European vector of our country. Behind the scheme, the number one CIS raider, Veaceslav Platon, was protected by former Prime Minister Vlad Filat.

Platon was found guilty of scam and sentenced to 25 years in jail, and Filat is serving his nine years of punishment for corruption acts.