17.08.2025 18:02
A person working as an accountant at a car dealership in Bağcılar disappeared with 70,900 dollars (approximately 3 million) after saying, "I will deposit it in the bank." The owner of the car dealership, Adnan Göçer, stated, "This man has been wandering around for three days, spending our money freely. Our losses are increasing day by day."
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On August 14, an incredible theft incident occurred in the Göztepe neighborhood of Bağcılar district in Istanbul. According to the allegations, Adnan Göçer, the owner of a car gallery, withdrew 70,900 dollars from the bank. Göçer handed the money to his accountant, named T.Y, to put it in the cash register. T.Y, who put the money in the cash register, took advantage of the opportunity when his boss forgot the key to the cash register on him, first putting the foreign currency in the drawer of the desk he worked at, and then into his bag.
DISAPPEARED WITH 70,900 DOLLARS
After lingering at the workplace for a while, T.Y fled with the stolen 70,900 dollars, telling his colleagues that he was going to deposit money in the bank. Adnan Göçer, who realized that his accountant had stolen the money, reported the situation to the police. The moments of the incident were captured second by second by the business's security camera. The footage shows the individual counting the foreign currency on a money counting machine, then putting it in his drawer, and finally throwing the money he put in the drawer into his bag as he left the gallery. Göçer filed a complaint against his accountant.
"HE IS LEAVING SAYING 'I WILL DEPOSIT MONEY IN THE BANK'"
Adnan Göçer, who recounted his experiences, stated: "On August 14, at 10:42, I withdrew 70,900 dollars in cash from the bank. I handed it over to the person working as my accountant, counting it. He also counted it and put it in the cash register. I forgot to take the key. Later, when I asked for the key, he made an excuse and didn't bring it to me. I had guests. We later realized that it was not there. When he went to the accounting room, we saw that the money was not in its place and that the key was on the cash register. He left the shop at 12:17. When our other colleagues asked, he said he was going to deposit money in the ATM and left from there.
"HE HAS BEEN SPENDING OUR MONEY FOR THREE DAYS"
Subsequently, we called 155. We filed a criminal complaint. The police officers at the station were very helpful to us. The man's phone is still on. I reached out to his family, but they say they have not been in contact either. The police took our statement with the instruction of the duty prosecutor. The duty prosecutor stated that this was not theft but abuse of trust, and did not initiate any arrest or technical follow-up. This man has been spending our money freely for three days. Our loss is increasing day by day. We are trying to follow up with our own means with our family and relatives, but we are not doing anything wrong to avoid making a mistake. We are people who believe in and trust our state."
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