Sezgin Baran Korkmaz reveals: Who are the journalists who attended the Limak concert?

Sezgin Baran Korkmaz appeared as a guest on journalist Fatih Altaylı's program and made significant statements.

Korkmaz addressed the allegations raised regarding the Paramount Hotel.

Stating that he purchased the hotel for 35 million euros by paying off the enforcement files, Korkmaz noted that he encountered difficulties at the land registry office.

Korkmaz responded to Fatih Altaylı's question, "Did you seize the Paramount Hotel?" as follows:

"I buy companies that are undergoing major operations. The Paramount Hotel in Bodrum was within this scope. We agreed on 35 million euros and closed the enforcement files. However, the land registry office did not accept this price and wanted to process the transaction based on 120 million TL. Can such a thing happen? Show me another company that does this."

RESPONSE TO ALLEGATIONS OF SEIZING THE HOTEL

Korkmaz denied the allegations of "seizing the hotel" regarding the Paramount Hotel. Korkmaz said, "I paid for the hotel, all the documents are there. If someone seized your hotel, you would go and file a complaint. These issues started being discussed after I was arrested. There was no such allegation before that."

'THESE PEOPLE WERE NOT MY GUESTS'

Sezgin Baran Korkmaz also emphasized that famous journalists stayed at the hotel, stating that these individuals had no connection to him. Noting that he saw names such as Nagehan Alçı, Cem Küçük, and Veyis Ateş at the hotel, Korkmaz said, "These people were not my guests. Famous names were staying at the hotel, but their presence at the hotel is not a situation that concerns me. Investigative journalists should go and ask them."

WHICH JOURNALISTS WENT TO LİMAK'S CONCERT?

Baran Korkmaz also spoke about the journalists who attended the Limak Holding concert. Stating that many journalists attended the concert organized by Limak in Bodrum last week, Korkmaz asked, "All the journalists are watching the concert from the front row without paying. Then the same people write articles against the 'gang of five' that Limak is also a part of. What kind of perspective is this?"

Finally, Korkmaz alleged that journalists stay in luxury hotels for free and added:

"I can tell you which journalists stayed in which hotels. Most of these journalists who pose as intellectuals stay in other people's hotels for free."