Prosecution document for Mustafa and Murat Keleş, arrested in IMM investigation, revealed: Court testimonies also disclosed

It was alleged that Murat Keleş received bribe money from various businessmen and delivered it to Fatih Keleş, while also taking a portion of it to Adem Soytekin's companies.

The referral document stated that suspects Serpil Altıntaş, Ahmet Sari, and Ali Nuhoğlu, who had previously testified within the scope of the investigation, said in their statements that they had delivered bribe or extortion money to suspect Murat Keleş.

The referral document noted that the money delivered to Altıntaş was transferred into companies held by Adem Soytekin, and that this fact was confirmed by bank account records and Soytekin's own statements. It was also alleged that suspect Murat Keleş, acting in accordance with the organization's activities and maintaining secrecy, received bribe money from many businessmen at Fatih Keleş's various offices, delivered it to Fatih Keleş, and took a portion of it to Adem Soytekin's companies.

APARTMENT DETAIL

In the prosecution's referral document, it was stated that although suspect Mustafa Keleş claimed his father Fatih Keleş was only informed about the apartment registered in his name later, this was not consistent with the ordinary flow of life. It was conveyed that Mustafa Keleş confessed that the money for the apartment in his name was given to him by fugitive suspect Murat Gülibrahimoğlu, that the apartment was given to Fatih Keleş as a bribe, and that in this capacity, Mustafa Keleş committed the act of participating in bribery.

COURT TESTIMONIES REVEALED

On the other hand, the court testimonies of the two suspects have emerged. Mustafa Keleş, who stated in his testimony that he is a civil engineer, noted that Murat Gülibrahimoğlu was his boss and said, "He told me that if I took an apartment with a tenant in it under my name, I could evict the tenant more easily, and I accepted.

I did not pay any money; Gülibrahimoğlu gave me around 5 million in cash. I deposited the money into my own account and made a bank transfer on behalf of 2 individuals. I did not work with my father, and I have no information regarding the claim that my father sent 125 million liras to the company I work for," he said.

Suspect Murat Keleş, stating in his testimony that he works as an interpreter at İstanbul Personel Yönetim A.Ş., said, "Packages in the form of chocolate boxes would come to my uncle on special occasions, but I did not know what was inside these packages. I did not receive money from anyone, and I have no connection with Ekrem İmamoğlu or the other individuals mentioned in the IMM file," he stated.