He Is on Trial in the Fund investigation... They 'Demanded' Money From Mustafa Sandal's Father-in-Law Sütşurup: His Sister's Car Was Set on Fire!
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In Istanbul, it was alleged that a criminal organization known as the "Hat Men" demanded money from businessman Cihan Sütşurup, who is being tried as a "suspect" in an investigation into the capital markets and is the father-in-law of artist Mustafa Sandal. When the demand was refused, a car belonging to Sütşurup's sister, Gönül Akan, was set on fire. Two suspects, both under the age of 18, were apprehended in connection with the incident.
It has been learned that Cihan Sütşurup, one of the suspects in the fund investigation, was asked for money, and when the demand was not met, the car belonging to his sister, Gönül Akan, was set on fire. Two suspects have been taken into custody in connection with the incident.
In Istanbul, it has been alleged that a criminal organization known as the "Hat Men" demanded money from businessman Cihan Sütşurup, who is being tried as a suspect in a capital markets investigation. After the demand was refused, on the night of October 31, a car belonging to Sütşurup's sister, Gönül Akan, was set on fire. The arson was captured on security camera footage, and two suspects, both under the age of 18, were taken into custody.
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