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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 11 April 2026)
Victims need to learn this...for next time.
Suspects posted fake ads on platforms like Letgo and Facebook, claiming
"I've been transferred, I'm selling my belongings," and gained the victims'
trust by posing as soldiers or police officers.
To strengthen communication with those they had made agreements with,
the gang, which supposedly arranged transportation, increased credibility
by sharing minibus and bus license plates and driver information.
Believing their goods were en route, the victims sent the money, but
neither the products arrived nor could they find anyone to contact.
Following complaints, an investigation revealed that 234,750 TL (about
$5,200) in illicit gains had been obtained from 21 victims. The Diyarbakır
Chief Public Prosecutor's Office identified a total of 37 million TL (about
$828,000) in transactions in the bank accounts used by the suspects. On
April 7th, simultaneous operations were conducted in Antalya, Batman,
Istanbul, and Bismil district of Diyarbakır. 23 suspects were taken into
custody, and 20 mobile phones and 21 SIM cards were seized during
searches of the addresses.
Following questioning by the Diyarbakır Duty Magistrate Court, 10 of the
suspects were arrested, and judicial control measures were imposed
on 13 others.
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