Murder in a hospital parking lot in Istanbul: He was a target of the Daltonlar criminal organization
Osman Beşe, who was shot in the parking lot of a hospital in Bakırköy, lost his life at the hospital where he was taken. Hasan Ö., Beşe's companion, was arrested in connection with the incident. It is alleged that the murder is linked to Beşe's 90 million dollar inheritance and that he was a target of the 'Daltonlar' criminal organization.
In the incident that took place on June 18 in the parking lot of a private hospital in Zeytinlik Neighborhood, Osman Beşe was shot by a person who approached him from behind. Beşe, who was wounded in nine places, could not be saved despite the interventions performed at the hospital.
Hasan Ö., Beşe's companion, who returned fire at the suspect fleeing after the attack, was taken into custody by the police at the scene.
After his procedures at the police station, Hasan Ö. was arrested on charges of 'attempted simple assault' and 'violation of the law on firearms' and was referred to the courthouse. The police are continuing their efforts to capture the attacker and the person accompanying him.
INHERITANCE CASE AND THREAT ALLEGATIONS
While the inheritance case regarding the 90 million dollars left to Osman Beşe by his mother was ongoing, it was claimed that the organized crime group known as the 'Daltonlar' had targeted Beşe.
It was alleged that Beşe, who was reportedly called from foreign-sourced phone numbers, was demanded to pay 15 million dollars from his inheritance and was threatened after he refused this request.
News Source: 12punto
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