It was on the agenda with fund profiteering: Occupational murder at the livestock farm belonging to Tera Holding!

Maksat Bekmuradov, a worker at a livestock farm in Çanakkale, died after being crushed under a vehicle that overturned while driving a tractor.

According to the news of Halk TV; On October 7, in Kavakköy, Gelibolu district, working at the livestock farm belonging to Viva Terra Animals Inc., affiliated with Tera Holding, which was the focus of the fund robbery; Turkmenistan worker Maksat Bekmuradov, who came to Türkiye just three months ago, died after being crushed under a vehicle that overturned while driving a tractor on the farm.

HE RECEIVED THE NEWS OF HIS NEPHEW'S DEATH ONE DAY LATER

Farm workers gave the news of Maksat Bekmuradov's death to his nephew living in Istanbul. Stating that he talked to his uncle on the phone, Bazarov said, "He was going to come to Istanbul on October 7. He was going to find a job in Istanbul and work there." Bazarov noted that he received the news of his uncle's death from his colleagues on the evening of October 8.

THE EXPENSES REQUIRED TO SEND THE BODY TO HIS COUNTRY WERE NOT MEETED

According to the information obtained, after Maksat Bekmuradov's death, no one from his workplace intervened to send his body to his hometown. It was noted that his relatives provided the money to send his body to Turkmenistan by plane.

20 BILLION PROFIT

The farm where Maksat Bekmuradov works is affiliated with Viva Terra Livestock Inc. Emre Tezmen's son Sinan Tezmen and Okan Gedik are in the management of this company. Dilim Bilişim Teknolojileri AŞ, which is the owner of the company within Tera Holding, was seized. The mentioned company was founded 6 years ago.

Emre Tezmen, who was accused of being one of the people at the center of the fund robbery, was arrested recently. In the fund scam, in which more than 455 thousand people lost nearly 20 billion dollars, it was announced that more than half of the money in question was in Tera's funds.