A few days have passed since Saba’s publication about the arrest of a Greek woman at Istanbul airport as a member of an “international illegal immigration smuggling ring,” and the mystery continues to thicken.
The incident took place on June 16, however, nine days later the Greek diplomatic authorities have not received any information from the relevant Turkish authorities or from the arrested woman, Newsbomb.gr can confirm.
The incident was confirmed by Turkish authorities and made public by Sabah, although the arrested woman reportedly did not want to have contact with the Greek diplomat.
Mystery Kidnapper “Friday C.”
The Greek woman’s name is known only as Paraskevi Gk. (or c.). However, these were from the side of the Turks, who, as mentioned above, wanted nothing to do with the Greek side.
According to the Sabha report, “Police officers from the Sabiha Gokcen Airport Police Department under the Istanbul Security Directorate arrested international migrant smuggler Paraskevi G., a Greek citizen. Beram was arrested on the first day. Daima C., a foreign national who came to Turkey from Beirut. and Paraskevi G. from Athens. Airport police forces also found that they had met in the arrivals area of the airport.
In the same publication, the development of the incident and the arrest of the Greek woman are described as follows: “Police arrested the suspects when they found that the two had gone to the washroom together. Taima C.’s next flight is to Sharjah and next flight is Friday C. It is known that he also went to Stuttgart, Germany. Taima C. He had in his possession a fake passport, which contained the identity of smuggler Paraskevi G. and a ticket for a flight from Istanbul to Stuttgart..
Fake passports in toilets
Taima C. In his statement, he said he met “C” on Friday, who agreed to travel to Germany online and picked up a fake passport and ticket in an airport toilet.
“Taima C., who had no right to enter Turkey and was deported, was considered a ‘suspect’ for forging public documents and a victim of illegal immigration”, Saba concludes.
“Friday G’s” cell phone was confiscated and its fate is unknown.
What sources from the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs tell Newsbomb.gr – even her family is not looking for her!
External Affairs Ministry sources said that none of the family members contacted the embassy or any official body after the case came to light.
Indeed, the fog surrounding “Friday C.” As the Greek embassy in Istanbul has not received any request yet, it is only getting worse instead of thawing.
Yes, as they specifically mention “Nobody was looking for her. Neither she nor her own mother bothered us.”.
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