
15 suspects were detained in the operation against the network that tried to direct women who wanted to become masseuses into prostitution by applying to a job posting on the internet.
15 suspects were referred to the courthouse during the operation of the Ethics Bureau teams against the network that was determined to direct women who applied for jobs into prostitution with the "Massée wanted" ad on the internet in Istanbul.
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Following the complaint of a woman who applied to the police in Istanbul, Ethics Bureau teams started technical and physical surveillance.
A woman applied to the police in Istanbul and filed a complaint stating that the person she met tried to direct her into prostitution after she applied for a job on the "Masseur wanted" advertisement she saw on the internet. In the studies initiated by the instructions of the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the Public Security Branch Directorate's Ethics Bureau teams determined the identities of the suspects and the method they followed after approximately 1 month of technical and physical follow-up.
WOMEN ASK “WOULD YOU ENTER INTO SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP?” THEY ASKED
Ethics Bureau teams asked the women who called the suspects on the internet about the "Masseur wanted" advertisement, "Would you have sexual intercourse if necessary?" He determined what they were asking. It was determined that the women who accepted the offer were employed in massage parlors and directed to the men who came.
THEY MESSAGED WITH PASSWORDS
In the police study, it was determined that the suspects were messaging with the women they directed to prostitution using passwords they created among themselves. It was determined that the women had sexual intercourse with customers according to the passwords "System 1", "System 2", "System 3" and "System 4".
15 SUSPECTS WERE REFERRED TO THE COURTHOUSE
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