Scandalous allegation in Bebek Hotel case: 'Celebrities and businesspeople were secretly recorded'

As part of the investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into drug trafficking, facilitating prostitution, and gambling organizations, striking findings have been identified regarding Muzaffer Yıldırım, the owner of Bebek Hotel.

Examinations of digital materials seized in a residence storage unit have revealed a comprehensive surveillance system allegedly installed at the hotel.

According to information included in the investigation file, it is alleged that Muzaffer Yıldırım specifically monitored holding executives, well-known businesspeople, and famous names who visited his hotel.

It is alleged that Yıldırım instructed his employees to notify him when prominent figures arrived, monitored security cameras in real-time via software installed on his mobile phone, and recorded photos and videos of the guests.

ALLEGATION OF RECORDING WITH HIDDEN CAMERAS

According to a report in the Sabah newspaper, it is claimed that the majority of the more than 30 flash drives and hundreds of CDs seized during the operation were protected by special encryption methods.

It was noted that these digital materials contained hidden camera footage of certain famous individuals.

The prosecutor's office has begun examining HTS records and MASAK reports to determine whether the footage in question was collected for blackmail purposes or as part of espionage activities on behalf of another entity.

ALLEGATION OF INVITATIONS TO VIP PARTIES

Another significant aspect of the file concerns the VIP parties allegedly held at Bebek Hotel.

It is claimed that information was obtained during the investigation indicating that Yıldırım frequently met with young women and invited them to these parties by promising to help them in their careers.