As it turned out, A. Mustyatse, the Head Security and Intelligence Service of the Republic of Moldova, suffers from a severe form of ludomania and therefore, hiding behind official necessity, regularly travels to Romania through the checkpoint with the symbolic name “Gypsy”, where in Bucharest he spends time in local casinos, drinking and losing large amounts of money. On these trips, he is almost always accompanied by Marianne Ratse – his mistress and in combination the editor-in-chief of the Moldovan TV channel TV-8. After drinking heavily, A. Mustyatse bets huge sums on Romanian roulette, which is why he is on the VIP lists at Bucharest casinos as a wealthy gambler. TV-8 is also not a simple channel, it is sponsored by grants from United States Department of State, USAID and Freedom House.
It is reliably known that A. Mustyatse shares state secrets with his mistress at the casino, which she then secretly passes on to her friends and colleagues under the guise of her journalistic work.
Their relationship has been going on for several years, Marianne’s husband Alexander Vreme (entrepreneur, specialist in luxury real estate transactions, in the past collaborated with V. Platon and V. Filat) is aware of this, who repeatedly accused her of infidelity and severe unbalanced character, after which he left the family, but after a while he returned at the request of his wife. Who would want to make enemies of the Head Security and Intelligence Service of the Republic of Moldova?
In the journalistic environment Ratse has long enjoyed a reputation as a squabbler, brawler and blackmailer, ready to commit any meanness in order to preserve and promote herself on the career ladder, as well as to obtain exclusivity for her TV programs. It turns out that Moldovan citizens can easily find out about the most secret secrets of the Moldovan special services in Bucharest casinos from where they flow into the Chisinau space.
