
The Sütşurup family stated that they were victims of the fund crisis and applied to the prosecutor's office for a refund of profits.
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The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office imposed property measures on 106 individuals and organizations due to transactions in the capital markets.
There have been new developments in the fund investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, Terrorism Financing and Laundering Crimes Investigation Bureau.
It was claimed that Melis Sütşurup Sandal, the wife of singer Mustafa Sandal and Cihan Sütşurup, who were mentioned within the scope of the investigation, withdrew 11 billion lira from the liquidated funds. Following the allegations, Sütşurup's lawyer claimed that the claim that an outflow of 11 billion TL was made was not true.
The following statements were made in the statement, which claimed that the real situation was exactly the opposite of what was claimed:
"There are still investments belonging to our clients in the funds in question, but our clients cannot access these investments due to the closure of the funds. In this respect, our clients are not among the investors who benefit from the fund crisis; they are among the investors who are personally affected by this crisis, are victims and suffer financial losses."
With the new development today, it was learned that Melis Sütşurup and her father Cihan Sütşurup applied to the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office for the return of the profits from the fund.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The assets of the Sütşurup family, which was mentioned in the fund investigation, were seized and an arrest warrant was issued for the father and daughter.
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office requested the implementation of asset measures for 106 individuals and organizations in the investigation regarding transactions in the capital markets.
Melis Sütşurup, wife of singer Mustafa Sandal, was among the 47 real persons for whom property measures were requested. It was claimed that Sütşurup withdrew 11 billion lira from the liquidated funds, and this claim was responded to separately by Mustafa Sandal and his wife.
Mustafa Sandal's statement was as follows:
"Dear friends; I am in the clear! I have never had a situation such as buying or selling any funds or being involved in such an organization. I share the sensitivity of our people on this issue with respect and the same feelings. My only income for 32 years has been music, with your discretion. My wife and her lawyer have made the necessary statement on the subject."

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