23.03.2026 21:42
Famous producer Erol Köse's death after falling from the 16th floor prompted renowned singer Rober Hatemo to break his silence and make a shocking claim about the deceased producer. Hatemo alleged that the land he purchased in Alaçatı in 2004 with great hopes, which could now be worth 100 million lira, was taken from him due to Erol Köse's "veiled threats" and interventions. Hatemo stated, "Still, may God forgive his sins, may he rest in peace."
While the echoes of the famous producer Erol Köse's passing continue, singer Rober Hatemo made statements that shook the agenda. Hatemo claimed that Köse had hurt many people in the past and that he lost a valuable piece of land in Alaçatı because of the famous producer.
"I WAS THREATENED INDIRECTLY"
Speaking after Erol Köse's death, Rober Hatemo said that he had purchased a piece of land in Alaçatı in 2004, before it became popular, with a visionary investment, but that this investment was blocked by Köse. Hatemo described the process with the following words:
"I had bought a piece of land in Alaçatı with all the money I had saved. I understood what it would become back then. But unfortunately, that land did not benefit me because of Erol Köse. He did such things to many people. An indirect threat occurred, and that property did not remain with me."
"ITS VALUE COULD HAVE BEEN 100 MILLION NOW"
The famous singer pointed out the magnitude of his financial loss, stating that the land, which was belittled as "a few thousand dollars" at that time, has now reached a massive value:
"He sent me a message, saying, 'Are you saying this for a piece of land worth a few thousand dollars?' Back then it was a few thousand dollars, but now it's a few hundred thousand dollars, maybe 100 million lira, my dear. It slipped through my fingers because of him."
"MAY GOD FORGIVE HIS SINS"
Emphasizing that he is not speaking ill of the dead but telling the truth, Hatemo concluded his remarks: "He hurt many people. Still, may God forgive his sins, and may he rest in peace. I don't want to speak badly anymore."