24.02.2026 11:32
A loan shark investigation has been launched against Cihan Sütşurup, the father-in-law of famous artist Mustafa Sandal and a well-known figure in the stock market. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has decided to impose a precautionary measure on all of Sütşurup's assets. It was stated that the decision covers real estate, bank accounts, and investment instruments.
Famous singer Mustafa Sandal's father-in-law and a well-known figure in stock market circles, Cihan Sütşurup, has had a precautionary measure placed on his assets as part of a loan sharking investigation. The decision covers a wide range of assets, from real estate to bank accounts.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES ON ASSETS The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office ruled that a precautionary measure should be applied to all of Cihan Sütşurup's assets as part of the ongoing investigation. The prosecution has halted any transactions on real estate, bank accounts, and various investment instruments belonging to Sütşurup.
NOTIFICATION FROM THE CRYPTO EXCHANGE ALSO INCLUDED IN THE FILE According to journalist Emrullah Erdinç's report, a notification process that had previously been made public was also included in the investigation file. Allegedly, a cryptocurrency exchange reported Simge Sütşurup, the daughter of Sütşurup, under the legislation regarding "the financing of terrorism and the prevention of money laundering." The platform suspended the relevant account prior to the notification and forwarded the file to the Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK).
Cihan Sütşurup and Simge Sütşurup In the cryptocurrency company's assessment, it was suggested that there are suspicions that the amounts in the account may be related to Cihan Sütşurup's investments under the Capital Markets Board. Additionally, it was claimed that the account movements did not align with the declared income level, and therefore, the financial transactions were deemed suspicious.