Businessman Nevzat Aydın Reports €1 Million Extortion Threat After Son's Match Ceremony
Nevzat Aydın filed a complaint after receiving a €1 million extortion threat against his son following media reports about a Trabzonspor-Beşiktaş match ceremony.
KEY POINTS
- Nevzat Aydın filed a complaint with the Beykoz Public Order Department
- The extortion demand was one million euros from a Greek phone number
- The caller threatened to kill Aydın's son
- Aydın denied media claims that he donated 100 million liras for his son's match ceremony role
- Police launched a comprehensive investigation into the incident
Nevzat Aydın filed an official complaint with the Beykoz Public Order Department after being threatened over the phone. He said the call came around 18:00 on October 28 from a Greek number with the +30 country code.
The caller, identified as K.A., allegedly demanded one million euros and threatened to kill Aydın's son if the money was not paid. K.A. claimed to be a member of the 'Çirkinler' criminal organization.
“If the one million euros is not paid, they will kill my son.”
Aydın linked the threats to press coverage of his son taking part in the ceremony for the Trabzonspor-Beşiktaş match played on October 22. Reports had claimed Aydın donated 100 million Turkish liras for his son's participation in the ceremony.
The businessman said the reports were false and announced he would take legal action against those who published them. He also stated that threats began after the allegations became public.
The Beykoz Public Order Department launched a comprehensive investigation following Aydın's application. No further statement has been issued regarding the outcome of the investigation so far.
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