Text Messages Revealed in 'Illegal Reproductive Cell Trafficking' Investigation: 'You Need to Get Your Period in 3 Days'
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In the investigation into illegal reproductive cell trafficking, details regarding the referral of donor women abroad, fee negotiations, and the transportation of drugs were revealed in the phone messages and voice recordings of the suspect, Hacer T. Messages regarding the adjustment of menstrual cycles for Georgia were particularly noteworthy in the recordings.
New details have emerged in the investigation into illegal reproductive cell trafficking, which was conducted in 14 provinces centered in Istanbul and resulted in the arrest of 8 people. It was revealed in the phone messages of suspect Hacer T. that commissions were requested from donor candidates and that medications were sent via courier.
Scandalous correspondence has emerged in an investigation into illegal reproductive cell trafficking based in Istanbul. The file, which includes many details ranging from the process of sending women abroad to fee negotiations, also contains messages regarding commission demands per donor and concerns about medications that may have spoiled during shipping.
In the investigation into illegal reproductive cell trafficking, details regarding the referral of donor women abroad, fee negotiations, and the transportation of drugs were revealed in the phone messages and voice recordings of the suspect, Hacer T. The recordings included messages about adjusting menstrual cycles for Georgia, varying donor fees depending on the country, and commission requests. In her statement, Hacer T. stated that she suppor…
The statements and correspondence included in the Istanbul-based investigation file on illegal reproductive cell trafficking included allegations that female donors were directed for transactions abroad, that menstrual cycles were tried to be planned and wages were negotiated. It was determined that Hacer T., whose testimony was received as part of the investigation, suggested that a donor should use menstrual regulating drugs and sent the messa…
In the investigation into illegal reproductive cell trafficking based in Istanbul, it was determined that Hacer T. sent a message to a potential donor saying, "You need to have your period in 3 days." The file also included correspondence regarding suggestions for menstrual regulating medication, commission requests, and information about the possibility of the medications spoiling during shipping.
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