Dilan Polat files criminal complaint
Dilan Polat, who was arrested following allegations of money laundering, tax evasion, and illegal betting, continues to make headlines. Upon learning that her mother's grave had been dug up due to claims that money was buried there, Polat filed a criminal complaint from prison.
The couple Dilan Polat and Engin Polat, who frequently made headlines with their luxurious lifestyle and whose source of income was a subject of curiosity, were taken into custody on November 1.
The couple, against whom an investigation was launched for money laundering, tax evasion, and establishing a criminal organization, were arrested and sent to prison.
During the detention process of Dilan Polat, whose siblings are also in custody, the garden of her house was also excavated in search of money.
Following this, thieves assumed that a portion of the wealth owned by the Polat family was buried in the grave of Dilan Polat's late mother.
According to the report in Habertürk, upon learning that her mother's grave had been dug up due to claims that money was buried there, Polat filed a criminal complaint from prison.
News Source: 12punto
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