A Lavish Wedding with Traditional Oil Wrestling at Night Ended in Fraud: The Bride Disappeared with 5 Million Lira Worth of Gold.
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A lavish wedding in Milas district of Muğla, which lasted 3 days and 3 nights and kept alive the 500-year-old tradition of night oil wrestling, ended with allegations of fraud. Following the wedding, the Uzbek bride, Mamura Burkhanova, fled with approximately 5 million Turkish lira worth of gold, prompting the family to file a complaint with the prosecutor's office.
Mehmet Ateşoğlu, who lives in Milas district of Muğla, wanted to marry his son Mustafa Ateşoğlu to 28-year-old Mamura Burkhanova. After the couple met and got engaged, August 19th was set as the wedding date. Ateşoğlu lives in a region where the Yörük culture is intensely preserved...
A lavish wedding in Milas district of Muğla, which lasted 3 days and 3 nights, made headlines the following morning with allegations of a missing person. The family filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office, claiming that the bride, an Uzbek national, had disappeared with gold and jewelry worth approximately 4-5 million Turkish lira that she received as wedding gifts.
An Uzbek bride, who disappeared with approximately 5 million Turkish Lira worth of jewelry after her wedding in Milas district of Muğla, has been taken into custody. The runaway bride denied the accusations, saying she did not know where the jewelry was. While the bride's questioning continues at the police station, efforts are underway to determine the whereabouts of the gold and jewelry that is alleged to be missing.
An Uzbekistani bride who disappeared with 5 million Turkish Lira worth of gold after a three-day, three-night wedding in Muğla was apprehended and taken into custody by police. While she denied the accusations in her initial statement, no jewelry was found during searches of her residence.
An Uzbekistani bride, who allegedly disappeared with gold and jewelry worth approximately 5 million Turkish lira following a traditional wedding that lasted three days and three nights in Milas district of Muğla, was taken into custody by the police. While the bride claimed in her initial statement that she did not take the jewelry, the missing items could not be found during a search of the house where she was detained.
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