38 million Ferrari listing causes stir: Dilan Polat breaks her silence

Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, who were released after being held in custody while on trial for money laundering, have once again become the center of attention due to a sales listing for a luxury car. Following the listing, which spread rapidly on social media and sparked a major debate, Dilan Polat made a statement regarding the matter.

38.5 MILLION TL FERRARI LISTING BECOMES A TRENDING TOPIC

In a listing shared on social media, it was claimed that a luxury Ferrari brand car, allegedly belonging to Engin Polat, had been put up for sale on a sales platform for 38 million 500 thousand TL.

The listing in question quickly caused a wide stir on social media. The question of "What is the status of the measures on the assets?" also became a topic of discussion among users.

STATEMENT FROM DILAN POLAT

Following the claims that became a trending topic on social media, Dilan Polat broke her silence on the matter.

Polat, who had previously stated that she would lead a low-profile life after being released from prison, used the following expressions in her statement regarding the claims:

"None of the old things matter anymore; I am disgusted by it all."

"I DON'T EVEN SEE WHAT'S IN FRONT OF MY EYES"

Implying that the period when she was on the agenda for her luxury lifestyle is behind her, Dilan Polat also used the words "I don't even see what's in front of my eyes" in her statement regarding the claims.

LEGAL PROCESS CONTINUES

The couple, Dilan Polat and Engin Polat, who are being tried on charges of money laundering, face up to 40 years in prison. The case in which the couple is being tried continues at the Anatolian 2nd Criminal Court of First Instance.

In its latest interim decision, the court reduced the authority of the trustee over the companies belonging to the Polat couple to the level of "audit trustee," while ruling that the injunction on the defendants' personal assets should remain in effect.

It was also noted in the case that the injunctions on the assets of the defendants' first and second-degree relatives had been lifted.

The next hearing in the court file will be held on November 12.

News Source: 12punto