MASAK investigation was launched with the wedding images of Kara Haydar from Van

The images of the wedding of the virtual media celebrity Çağla Öz and Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, also known as 'Kara Haydar from Van' in the virtual media, held in Van on Sunday, aroused wide repercussions in various media organs. An investigation was launched by the Van Chief Public Prosecutor's Office following the images. Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, who was detained within the scope of the investigation, was arrested at the criminal judgeship of peace on duty, where he was referred for the crime of 'laundering assets resulting from crime'. N.O., mother of Çağla Öz Tançalan, whose name was mentioned in the MASAK report. In Istanbul, Mehmet Fatih Tançalan's relative, M.S.T. He was detained in Muradiye district yesterday.

His wife, Çağla Öz Tançalan, for whom there was a detention warrant, was detained in Istanbul today. Çağla Öz Tançalan is expected to be brought to Van after the procedures in Istanbul. On the other hand, the investigation carried out by the Van Chief Public Prosecutor's Office continues.

WEDDING IMAGES WERE WIDE REFLECTIONS

Images of the wedding of virtual media celebrity Çağla Öz and Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, known as 'Kara Haydar from Van', held in Van on Sunday, received wide coverage in the virtual media.

An investigation was launched by the Van Chief Public Prosecutor's Office following the images. Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, who was detained within the scope of the investigation, was arrested by the criminal judgeship of peace on duty, to whom he was referred for the crime of 'laundering of assets resulting from crime'. While efforts are continuing to capture his wife, Çağla Öz Tançalan, for whom there is a detention order, her mother N.O., whose name is mentioned in the MASAK report, is being investigated. In Istanbul, M.S.T. He was detained in Muradiye district yesterday.

Statement from Minister of Justice Gürlek about 'Kara Haydar from Van' and 'Ali Haydar Kurum'

THE GOLD WAS IN A SUITCASE IN THE WOODSHELT

Van Police Department teams carried out an operation at an address in Muradiye district, based on their intelligence work. During the search at the address, gold coins said to have been worn at the Tançalan couple's wedding were seized in a suitcase in the woodshed section of the house. While the gold was confiscated, the homeowner was detained.

The investigation carried out by the Van Chief Public Prosecutor's Office continues.

MASAK REPORT REVEALED

In the MASAK report dated September 9, prepared upon the request of the Van Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, it was evaluated that there was a striking inconsistency between the registered income of Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, known as "Kara Haydar from Van", his bank transactions and his standard of living. According to the report, the transfer traffic in the bank accounts of Tançalan, whose commercial profit declaration of only 74 thousand 281 liras was detected as of 2020, reached approximately 115 million liras, while the total transfer volume of the couple together with his wife Çağla Öz Tançalan exceeded 222 million liras.

The couple's property movements were also examined in the report. While it was stated that 7.1 million lira of Çağla Öz Tançalan's goods and services purchase of approximately 13 million lira in the 2024-2026 period was made for Porsche Macan, many transfer transactions were detected for luxury vehicles such as Cadillac Escalade, Maserati GranTurismo, Dodge Challenger, Range Rover and BMW through the couple and their relatives. Mehmet Fatih Tançalan's transfer of a land he bought in Muradiye to Muhammet Sait Tançalan 4 months later was also found remarkable in the report in terms of the possibility of "hiding/blurring the traces".

VANLI KARA HAYDAR SAID "GOLDS ARE FOR RENT"

Information indicating that Tançalan's wealth stemmed from income obtained via the "mail order" method in Dubai was also examined, but it was stated that no funds were transferred from abroad to Turkey on behalf of the couple through financial channels. It was also noted that there was a contradiction between the statement that the gold exhibited at the wedding was "entrusted" from the jeweler for advertising purposes and the jeweler's statement that some of the gold was sold.