Bribes, fraud, loans.. Mafia leader exposes Erdogan regime
The leader of the Turkish mafia, Sedat Peker, has appealed to expose the involvement of figures of the regime of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in suspicious cases and illegal operations.
This came in a series of tweets posted by Peker on his Twitter account, followed by Al Ain News on Sunday.
In one tweet, the Mafia leader revealed a correspondence between a former parliamentarian of the ruling Justice and Development Party, Burhan Kuzu, and a forensic man, in which the former asked for a specific report in a specific format, in order to cover up a criminal.
According to Peker’s post, through correspondence, Kuzu’s great interest in paying a fee makes the doctor a millionaire overnight. He also confirmed that Interior Minister Suleiman Soylu was aware of everything that was happening.
Peker said that a millionaire close to the interior minister paid the doctor to get his son out of the case, as the forensic report is the only thing that can imprison or save an accused person.
The issue of manipulating forensic reports to rescue defendants close to the regime has been repeated more than once in several cases, including one involving the Deputy Justice and Development, Tolga Agar, who is accused of raping and killing a girl named Yildana Kahraman, and also in his rape and murder of a girl named Elaine Chakir.
Suspicious loans
Sedat Peker said that Fahrettin Altun, head of the Department of Communication in the Presidency of the Republic, was involved in facilitating the granting of loans to suspicious groups by the state-run Agricultural Bank.
He said that someone had blackmailed parliamentarian Burhan Kuzu in exchange for the news website Room TV not publishing a report on his suspected female relations, and on the day Kuzu gave the money to the young man, he ordered a group of thugs to scare the young man into taking money from him.
He pointed out that a suspicious group was aware of the scandals of the said representative, and they blackmailed him, asking him to facilitate their obtaining a loan from the said bank for a value of between 20 – 30 million pounds, or they would expose him.
He then turned to Fahrettin Altun, who had interceded with the bank and given the suspect group the loan it had requested.
Peker also revealed that Member of Parliament Kuzu once again asked Fahrettin Altun to produce an official document to withdraw a piece of land from a Turkish citizen and give it to one of the suspected gangs at the request of the mafia men.
These scandals are part of a series that the Mafia leader has been exposing over the past few months, through his Twitter account, as well as a YouTube channel through which he has been posting video clips recounting the scandals of symbols of the Erdogan regime.
