
AI-generated summary
Within the scope of regular virtual patrol activities carried out by police units, sites containing illegal content are detected and blocked.
According to the information received, 761 social media accounts and URL addresses were examined within the scope of virtual patrol and open source research activities carried out between October 26 and November 1.
As a result of the investigations, it was determined that 339 websites allowed illegal betting, 3 websites committed fraud using phishing methods, and 59 websites shared obscene content. Access to the websites in question, which were reported to the Cyber Security Presidency, was blocked.
In addition, within the scope of efforts to shed light on the unknown cyber incidents that occurred this year, judicial proceedings were initiated against 4 suspects who were found to be involved in qualified fraud incidents in Sincan, Etimesgut and Yenimahalle.

The murder of Bahaddin Sefer, who was found mummified in a refrigerator in a house in Mersin in 2007, was clarified by the investigation reopened 19 years later. 6 suspects were detained in the operation carried out in 6 provinces, centered in Mersin.

10 suspects who were detained in the money laundering investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office were sent to the courthouse. Arrest was requested for 4 people, house arrest for 2 people, and judicial control for 4 people.

Diriliş Postası writer Yiğit Uzun was detained in accordance with TCK Article 217/A within the scope of the 'fund profiteering' investigation and was released after giving his statement to the prosecutor's office in Ankara. The newspaper's silence on the issue and the deletion of the author's articles attracted attention.

77-year-old Andrés Mendoza, known as the murderer of 19 women and nicknamed 'The Monster of Atizapan', died due to complications of pneumonia in Tenango del Valle prison, where he was detained.
The murder of Bahaddin Sefer, committed in Mersin in 2007, was solved 19 years later with the confessions of the suspects. It was revealed that the suspects killed Sefer, cut off his legs to fit the body into the freezer, and buried it in the courtyard.

The Dutch government has increased the reward to €2 million for information leading to the capture of international drug trafficker Jos Leijdekkers. Leijdekkers, thought to be in Sierra Leone, has been convicted of murder and drug trafficking.