In the Çiftlik Bank case, the detention of 4 defendants was ordered to continue, while 2 defendants were released.

In the case of Mehmet Aydın, known as 'Tosuncuk', who defrauded many people with the Çiftlik Bank scam, an interim decision has been made. While the detention of 4 defendants, including Mehmet Aydın, has been decided to continue, 2 defendants have been released.

While Aydın was given time until the next hearing, the case has been postponed to February 3, 2025. It has been learned that a final decision will be made at the next hearing.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Mehmet Aydın, the founder of the system known to the public as "Çiftlik Bank", which caused many citizens to be victimized with the promise of generating income, was deported by Brazil at Turkey's request after being a fugitive for more than two years.

Aydın, known by the nickname "Tosuncuk", was detained on a plane at Istanbul Airport on July 3, 2021, and was arrested on charges of "establishing an organization for the purpose of committing a crime", "fraud by using information systems as a tool of banks or credit institutions", and "fraud by merchants or company executives and cooperative managers" based on the complaints of 102 victims.