Bodrumspor President Fikret Öztürk's villa robbed, losses are staggering

Fikret Öztürk's villa in Üsküdar was robbed by thieves. The incident came to light through a phone call from his nephew while Öztürk was in Antalya. Police examined security cameras to identify the suspects and determined that the stolen luxury items had been sold in the Grand Bazaar. Following these developments, a prison sentence of 21 years each has been requested for the captured suspects.

In a statement following the incident, Öztürk noted that the loss amounted to 612 thousand 850 dollars and 2 thousand Euros, which is approximately 24 million Turkish Lira. Among the stolen items are high-carat rings, a sapphire medallion necklace, a diamond necklace and ring set, and other valuable jewelry. Additionally, cash and a special set purchased from Africa were also among the stolen goods.

The list of stolen jewelry is as follows:

• High-carat ring (18 thousand $)
• High-carat gold ring (16 thousand $),
• Medium-sized gold ring (11 thousand $),
• Sapphire medallion necklace (9 thousand 500 $),
• Brooch with rose and leaf pattern, approximately 10 cm in size (20 thousand $)
• 2 crescent-and-star necklaces and brooches (12 thousand $)
• 2 sets of pearls (13 thousand $)
• 3 pearl earrings (3 thousand 600 $)
• Designer necklace (23 thousand $)
• Trabzon bracelet (45 thousand $)
• Diamond necklace and ring set (200 thousand $)
• Amethyst watch and earrings (15 thousand $)
• 5 earrings (10 thousand $),
• 10,000 $ and 2,000 Euros in cash,
• Valuable prayer beads
• Amethyst stone set purchased from Africa (25 thousand $)