Reha Muhtar's Bosphorus mansion robbed: 'It will cause me big trouble'

Famous journalist and news anchor Reha Muhtar headed to the courthouse after experiencing a major shock.

According to the allegations, D.S. (48), a foreign national domestic worker employed at Muhtar's Bosphorus mansion, disappeared after taking the famous anchor's property deed records, private documents, and valuable belongings.

Stating that he realized the incident late, Muhtar said in his complaint to the prosecutor's office, "My property deeds, valuable documents, and belongings were stolen. I am worried that this will cause me big trouble and that I will suffer material and moral damage."

PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE LAUNCHED AN INVESTIGATION

Following the complaint, the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office took action.

Muhtar claimed that the stolen documents could put him in a difficult situation and pose a major threat.

HAD PREVIOUSLY GONE THROUGH LEGAL PROCEEDINGS

Reha Muhtar had applied to the court in recent months due to custody and property disputes with Deniz Uğur, the mother of his children.

Additionally, Muhtar, who remained in intensive care for a long time following an accident at his home last year, had recently regained his health.