In the Istanbul-based illegal reproductive cell trade investigation, it was understood that Hacer T.'s statements and correspondences showed that the organization tried to plan not only the travel and payment processes of women, but also their menstrual cycles according to the egg collection process abroad. It was noteworthy that Hacer T. sent a message saying "You need to have your period in 3 days", telling a donor candidate to use menstrual regulating medication. In addition, requests for commissions in exchange for donor referrals and correspondence regarding the sending of medicines by cargo were also reflected in the investigation file.
"YOU MUST HAVE YOUR PERIOD IN 3 DAYS FOR GEORGIA"
Shocking details in the statement of Hacer T., who was included in the investigation file as the leader of the illegal breeding gang, came to light. During the telephone investigations in the file, the conversations between Hacer T. and a donor candidate revealed that the foreign trip was followed not only at the ticket stage, but also up to the adjustment of the woman's menstrual calendar.
When the donor candidate said that he did not have a passport, Hacer T. was seen saying, "I will have his passport removed," and then saying, "Georgia's payment is good."
In the same correspondence, it was seen that Hacer T. suggested the woman to use a menstrual regulating drug. It is recorded that Hacer T. told the donor woman the medicine she would drink and sent messages such as "You need to have your period in 4 days", "You need to have your period in 3 days" and said, "They want you from Georgia", "I threw you out as an elective patient, they liked it".
PRICING DEPENDS ON THE COUNTRY
Another audio recording included in the investigation file clearly revealed the negotiation carried out over donor fees in the illegal organization. When a donor candidate stated that he had another contact who offered him 2 thousand euros, network leader Hacer T. objected to the situation. Hacer T. said, "I always send girls," and argued that it is not possible to make payments at these levels in Cyprus. Referring to the price differences in different countries, Hacer T. said, "Georgia and America have a surplus, 3 thousand 500" and stated that there are much higher figures for different markets abroad. It was noteworthy that in the same meeting, the donor candidate highlighted his own physical and biological characteristics in the wage negotiation. Your candidate; It was recorded that she tried to increase the price by stating that she had colored eyes, had an 0 Rh negative blood group and that an average of 50 eggs could be obtained at a time.
DID THEY MAKE DONOR WOMEN USE STAINED DRUGS?
In the WhatsApp correspondence of Hacer T., who became a confessor by taking advantage of effective remorse, it was understood that critical drugs used in the treatment of donor women may have been spoiled during the shipping process. In the correspondence in question, concerns were expressed about the condition of the medicines sent by cargo. The person who received the shipment stated that the ice had melted and said, "There was ice in three boxes, but the inside was melted."
COMMISSION REQUEST FOR DONOR
A commission request from Hacer T. from a woman who said she referred a person for donorship in the Istanbul-based illegal reproductive cell trade investigation was also included in the file. The woman in question stated that she had previously referred a person to Hacer T. and stated that she was experiencing financial difficulties and wanted the payment to be sent on the same day.
The message included the following words:
"I sent a girl, you were going to give me a commission from her, I'm a little stuck, do you have a chance to send her today?"
In a separate group conversation in the file, another person stated that he would refer other donor candidates if he was paid well. This person clearly stated that he would continue to find new candidates if the payment was satisfactory:
“Exactly, if I get paid well, I move on and she passes.
HE MAKES A LIVING FROM DONORATION
In her statement, Hacer T. stated that she started business life at an early age and said, "I had to deal with everything alone, I make my living with the monthly salary I receive from the company I work for and the money I receive from donors."
EFFORTS WERE ALSO WORKED ON LEBANON, DUBAI AND KOSOVO LINE
In the investigation of illegal reproductive cell trade, the statement of suspect Hacer T. revealed that the organization may have extended beyond the known lines of Cyprus, Georgia and Albania. Hacer T. stated that Emine Ç., who started this business for the first time, has been doing this job for 12 years and claimed that she sent female donors to "countries such as Cyprus, Georgia, Albania, Lebanon, Dubai and Kosovo".
