Parts of the large Goman family have clashed with the law for years over scams such as the carpet trick, grandchild scam, money laundering, and social welfare fraud. Several trials are currently ongoing. Now, an insider is speaking out in a SPIEGEL TV report.
The large Goman family from Leverkusen is at the center of investigations into organized crime. For years, family members have been linked to various offenses, including the so-called carpet trick that deceives seniors, the grandchild scam, money laundering, and social welfare fraud. A major raid on the family for social fraud highlights the intensity of the probes.
Currently, multiple court proceedings are underway. In Leverkusen, much revolves around the family's dealings, as reports show on insidious scams like terrace cleanings for 5000 euros or alleged frauds with photovoltaic systems. Criminal clans like the Gomans use shock calls and similar tricks to swindle trusting seniors out of their savings.
The SPIEGEL TV film by Mattis Quentin sheds light on these issues and reveals statements from an insider who is now speaking out. This could bring new insights into the ongoing trials and advance the fight against clan criminality in Germany.