The judge of the Supreme Court of Justice, Liliana Catan, vehemently denies all the accusations that she was involved by any means in the release of Veaceslav Platon from prison.

"Being active in the judiciary for 24 years, I have never heard more stupid, sick and paranoid nonsense against me," Catan told Publika TV.

"The Platon case, as far as I remember, was never in my proceedings, I was neither a president, nor a rapporteur. Platon's case is to be examined not by the criminal college, but by the criminal plenum of the Supreme Court of Justice, ie the entire composition of the criminal college.

As for connections, nonsense, etc., they are nonsense coming from an extremely sick mind and I am not even going to comment on them. Any decisions that I and my colleagues have ever made are motivated, not only in the Platon case or someone else", Catan added. 

Liliana Catan says she will not allow her name to be trampled on.

"Please check who I am as a judge. Because those who dared to do this are going to be held accountable in the end. I will not allow my name to be trampled on ", mentioned Liliana Catan.

Publika recalls that Veaceslav Platon could escape from prison. According to deschide.md, he allegedly paid colossal sums to the magistrates from the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) and the Court of Appeal who examined his case so they could accepted his requests for retrial of the case in which he is accused of stealing hundreds of millions lei from the accounts of Moldasig and Alliance Insurance Group.