Is Wolfman, wanted by Interpol, in Turkey?

CHP's Talat Dinçer has brought allegations that Boris Wolfman, who is wanted via an Interpol Red Notice, is living and conducting commercial activities in Turkey to the parliamentary agenda.

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Is Wolfman, wanted by Interpol, in Turkey?

Allegations that Boris Wolfman, who is wanted by Interpol with a Red Notice for "organ trafficking" and "intentional homicide," is living in Turkey and continuing his commercial activities have made a significant impact. CHP Mersin Deputy Talat Dinçer has brought these allegations to Parliament, submitting a parliamentary question addressed to Minister of Interior Ali Yerlikaya, Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç, and Minister of Health Kemal Memişoğlu.

'DOES HE HAVE COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES IN TURKEY?'

In his motion, CHP's Dinçer stated that allegations that Boris Wolfman, an Uzbekistan-born Israeli citizen, has been living in Turkey since 2017 have resonated with the public.

Dinçer stated that according to reports in the press, Wolfman founded a company named "Royal Innovative" in Istanbul in 2018, and that this company operates in many fields such as international health tourism, trade in fresh and dried fruits, and iron and steel exports.

ORGAN TRAFFICKING

Dinçer stated that there are strong allegations that Wolfman, who is wanted by Interpol, is engaged in organ trafficking under the guise of health tourism. Expressing that there are suspicions that the field hospitals established in Hatay following the February 6, 2023, Kahramanmaraş earthquakes were operated by Wolfman and his organ trafficking gang partners, Dinçer emphasized that clarity must be brought to the issue of children and injured individuals who went missing after the earthquake.

ALLEGATION OF REJECTION OF ISRAEL'S REQUEST

Stating in his motion that Israel requested Wolfman's extradition but that Turkey did not respond positively to this request, Dinçer said, “After entering Turkey in 2017, Wolfman was released due to insufficient evidence and continues to live freely in Turkey with his family and conduct various commercial activities.”

PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION FROM CHP'S DİNÇER

CHP's Dinçer requested answers to the following questions in his motion:

Is it true that Boris Wolfman, who is wanted by Interpol for "organ trafficking and causing intentional deaths," is living in Turkey and conducting commercial activities?

Why was there no positive response to Israel's request for Wolfman's extradition? What legal processes have been followed in this regard?

How was the insufficiency of evidence that led to Wolfman's release evaluated? Which documents and witnesses were taken into consideration?

How are reports and tips regarding organ trafficking in Turkey evaluated? What measures are being taken against these allegations?

How are companies operating in the field of health tourism audited? Has any investigation or audit been carried out regarding the Royal Innovative company founded by Wolfman?

Regarding the field hospital established after the February 6 Maraş earthquake, what kind of investigation have you conducted into the disappearance of survivors and the uncertainty of the treatment process?

How were individuals alleged to be part of an organ mafia in the earthquake zone allowed to establish a field hospital?

Has an investigation been conducted regarding the children who went missing in the earthquake zone? What kind of measures have been taken in this regard?

Which security units are responsible for issues related to organ trafficking allegations in Turkey, and what measures are being taken?

What intelligence information does the Ministry of Interior possess regarding Wolfman's activities in Turkey? What kind of measures are being taken in line with this information?

News Source: 12punto