Safiye Gökçe Yüce, who lives in Adana, moved to Aydın after her husband Okan Y. started working as an electrical engineer at a geothermal power plant.
Safiye Gökçe Y., who established a subcontractor company with her husband, started to find workers for the GPP companies. Meanwhile, Safiye Gökçe Y., who went to Aydın State Hospital for a health check, introduced himself to a doctor, whom he allegedly met, as an “economist-broker”. He told the doctor to invest in cryptocurrency bitcoin.
He took money from the convinced doctor to buy bitcoins on his behalf. After a while, he promised to the doctor that he had given a profit share, that he would find new customers, and that he would pay a profit share. Thus, Safiye Gökçe Y., which created a structure similar to the chain of happiness, reached 40 people from a large number of occupational groups, from nurse to police. He paid dividends for 2 years to those who collected money to buy bitcoin.
Safiye Gökçe Y., who told the people that she received money, that there was a GPP behind the company they founded, and that her nephew was in charge of the National Intelligence Service (MİT), disappeared 2 months ago. 28 of the victims who understood that Safiye Gökçe Y. had been ripped off after she did not pick up their phones filed a criminal complaint with the Aydın Public Prosecutor’s Office through their lawyers.
As part of the investigation launched on complaints, Safiye Gökçe Y.’s accounts were examined. It was determined that there are a total of 8 thousand 300 bitcoins in crypto money accounts, and this number is gradually increasing. It was understood that Safiye Gökçe Y., whose victims named ‘Bitcoin Safiye’, set up a website with the people with whom she was acting together, dropped some people on her network, and after a while, closed the site and disappeared. It was determined that Safiye Gökçe Y. defrauded 40 people in Aydın for approximately 30 million lira in exchange for 600 bitcoins.
Images showing that Safiye Gökçen Y., whose decision to arrest was made for the crime of “qualified fraud”, had fun in the alcoholic restaurant while the police and victims were after him. In the images, which restaurant was not known, it was seen that Safiye Gökçe Y. wore a headscarf in order not to be recognized, accompanied the song “I am waiting on the beaches of the Island”, having fun with her friends, and having fun.
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While ‘Bitcoin Safiye ‘is being searched everywhere, a tip prompted Bursa police. Upon notice, the teams of Bursa Provincial Police Department Combating Narcotics Crimes Department took measures at Gebze-Orhangazi-İzmir Highway Bursa toll booths. Safiye Gökçe Y., who entered the vehicle at around 3:00 am on November 8, was stopped and detained by police teams.
Safiye Gökçe Y., who was taken to the Bursa Provincial Security Directorate, was received by the Aydın Provincial Security Directorate teams after their operations. Safiye Gökçe Y., who was brought to Aydın, was taken to the Aydın Provincial Police Department for his procedures after his health check at the State Hospital. He was arrested by the court where he was taken after his operations here.
FREE WITH ELECTRONIC CLAMP
Safiye Gökçe Y., who was arrested in Aydın after being caught in Bursa on November 8, 2019, has been in prison for 4 months. Safiye Gökçe, whose indictment has not yet been prepared and no lawsuit has been filed, was released today with an electronic handcuff by a ban on going abroad.
Yan The victims, who heard that Bitcoin Safiye was released, called their lawyers and asked them to appeal.
Stating that they will appeal on the subject, Attorney Savaş Akçöltekin said, “An electronic handcuff was attached to his feet and he was released after he was banned from traveling abroad. Upon the request of the prosecutor’s office, the detention status of the defendants is reviewed every 30 days. The prosecutor’s office requested the continuation of his detention. However, Aydın’s 2nd Criminal Court of Peace also released it with an electronic handcuffs, believing that the condition of judicial control was sufficient. No lawsuit has yet been filed on this matter. We will appeal on Thursday as one of the victims’ lawyers on his release. ” DHA
