They killed 4 of Barış Boyun's men: 2 hitmen caught in Georgia

Four men belonging to the criminal organization led by Barış Boyun, who is currently in prison in Italy, were killed in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. Vedat Dinç, Çağatay Çançin, Furkan Ömer Tükenmez, and Abdulkadir Sever lost their lives in the incident, which took place around 09:00 on Saturday morning. The murder prompted the Georgian police to take action.

CAUGHT WHILE ATTEMPTING TO FLEE

Following the incident, the Tbilisi police launched a large-scale operation. Police teams identified a suspicious vehicle on the Tbilisi-Senaki-Leselidze highway and pulled it over. Two individuals in the vehicle, identified as I.J. (38) and B.T. (39), were taken into custody. It was determined that the suspects had committed the murders, and both were arrested.

THEY CAME FROM TURKEY

It was determined that one of the captured suspects is of Azerbaijani descent. The pair had traveled from Turkey to Georgia shortly before the murder. Investigations revealed that they had rented a house close to where the 4 victims were staying. This planned approach indicates that the murders were organized in advance.

REVENGE MURDER IN SARIYER

Just a few hours after the bloody incident in Tbilisi, another murder took place in Sarıyer, Istanbul. On Saturday evening, Aras Yılmaz, who is of Iranian descent, was shot and killed by a person on a motorcycle. The captured hitman, Mert Akçay, confessed that he committed this murder to take revenge for the 4 people killed in Georgia.

THE NAME BEHIND THE FEUD: EMRAH AYVERDİ

It is alleged that Emrah Ayverdi, known to have been in a long-standing feud with Barış Boyun, was influential behind the killing of Boyun's men. It is also stated that Aras Yılmaz, who was killed in Istanbul, had close ties with Ayverdi.

THEY KILLED THEM IN GREECE IN THE PAST

Attacks against Barış Boyun's men are not limited to these murders. Last year, 6 members of the organization were killed in Greece. With the latest murders, it is noteworthy that internal organizational settling of scores has taken on an international dimension.

Both Georgian and Turkish police are conducting detailed investigations into the incidents in Tbilisi and Istanbul.

News Source: 12punto