Investigation launched into Feyza Civelek
Famous actress Feyza Civelek is in the spotlight over allegations of threatening a friend of her ex-boyfriend. Civelek has denied the accusations and defended herself.
Feyza Civelek is facing allegations of sending messages containing threats and insults to Mert Wang following a comment made on a social media post by her ex-boyfriend, Alican Kurt.

THREAT ALLEGATIONS AND INVESTIGATION
According to a report by Patronlar Dünyası, Feyza Civelek made a harsh comment following a social media post by Mert Wang. Civelek stated, 'I have never seen you in my life; how do you find the right to interfere in my relationship? I am one of Turkey's most well-known actresses; I think you underestimated me. Alican is not someone who will act based on your comments. I have your number, I will not leave this here. If you mention my name again, there will be consequences.'
INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED
Mert Wang, who considered Civelek's messages as threats, went to the courthouse and filed a complaint. It has been learned that an official investigation has been launched into the matter.
According to the allegations, Civelek threatened Wang by saying, 'If I hear you talking about me again, I will hang you from the bridge.' Following this message, Wang filed a criminal complaint against Civelek.
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the incident. In her statement to the prosecutor's office, Civelek stated that she did not know Mert Wang and did not accept the charges of threatening. Civelek argued that the allegations directed at her were baseless.
News Source: 12punto
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