29.10.2026 11:28
Businessman Nevzat Aydın, the former owner of Yemeksepeti, filed a complaint, stating that a person who introduced himself as K.A. from the "Çirkinler" criminal organization called from a Greek number, demanded 1 million euros, and threatened to kill his child if he did not pay. Aydın said the threats began after his son appeared in the ceremony at the Trabzonspor-Beşiktaş match on October 22.
Nevzat Aydın, the former owner of Yemeksepeti, filed a complaint after reports that he paid 100 million lira for his son to appear in the ceremony at the Trabzonspor-Beşiktaş match, stating that he was called by K.A., who said he was a member of a criminal organization named 'Çirkinler,' and that 1 million euros was demanded from him. Aydın stated that he was threatened with his child being killed if he did not pay the money.
CALLED FROM A GREEK NUMBER
Businessman Nevzat Aydın went to the Beykoz Public Security Bureau Branch Directorate and filed a complaint, stating that at around 18:00 on October 28, he was called via a messaging app from a Greek number with the +30 code, and that the person who introduced himself as K.A. from the 'Çirkinler' criminal organization demanded 1 million euros and said he would kill his child if he did not pay.
THREATS BEGAN AFTER CEREMONY REPORTS
Aydın stated that the threats began after his son appeared in the ceremony of the Trabzonspor-Beşiktaş match on October 22. Aydın, who said he was threatened after reports that he paid 100 million lira for his son to appear in the ceremony, stated that he reserved his right to complain about the people who made those reports.
An investigation was launched by the Beykoz Public Security Bureau Branch Directorate regarding the incident.