They were going to hold an 'obscene party': Details of the Fergio House raid have emerged!
Following reports that individuals sharing obscene videos on social media platforms Instagram and X under the account name 'Fergio House' were acting in an organized manner and planning to hold an obscene party, the Morality Bureau teams conducted simultaneous operations in 8 provinces, including Istanbul, detaining 19 people, 4 of whom were women. 16 people detained at the luxury villa rented and organized by two architect brothers have been referred to the courthouse.
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Müslim SARIYAR/12punto.com.tr
Teams from the Istanbul Public Security Branch Office, Morality Bureau, received a tip-off that individuals sharing obscene videos on social media platforms Instagram and X under the account name Fergio House were acting in an organized manner and planning to hold an obscene party.
Continuing their efforts in this direction, the Morality Bureau teams conducted operations in 8 provinces, including Istanbul, detaining 19 people, 4 of whom were women. Following their interrogations, 16 people, 4 of whom were women, were referred to the prosecutor's office.
During the operation, 13 fantasy dresses and costumes, 2,000 fake 100-dollar bills marked as invalid, items used as fantasy accessories, 19 mobile phones belonging to the individuals, and 19 SIM cards were seized.
It was also learned that an investigation into proceeds of crime has been initiated regarding the suspects in order to identify the income they obtained from their activities.
THEY RENT LUXURY VILLAS
Following the operation, details have begun to emerge. It was learned that two architects named Serhat and Ferhat G. rented the villa. It was discovered that they hired a professional film crew for video shoots, created an impression of a luxury lifestyle to build trust, and used this method to recruit members into their groups.
MASKS FOR SELF-CONFIDENCE
It was learned that the main reason the two brothers preferred to use masks was to provide self-confidence and to ensure participation in events by guaranteeing that no one would be recognized when the footage was published.