Young DJ Koray Alpergin was brutally murdered: horrifying torture method

The suspects appeared before the judge after the death of Turkish DJ Koray Alpergin, whose lifeless body was found near London, the capital of England, in October last year. Steffan Gordon, Tejean Kennedy, Samuel Owusu-Opuku, Junior Kettle and Ali Kavak appeared before the judge at the hearing, where findings on the horrific murder were also shared. The suspects claimed they were innocent and wrongly accused.

For the first time, new findings regarding the death of the young DJ, owner of Bizim FM, heard by Turks living in the country, and who nicknamed himself “Bizim Koray”, were shared with the public. It was announced that Alpergin, who had connections with names such as Nusret Gökçe and famous rapper P. Diddy, was kidnapped after leaving a restaurant with his girlfriend Gözde Dalbudak and the two were taken to separate locations.

THEY KILLED EZGİ TÜRKÜ IN THE BAR

While Dalbudak’s kidnappers kept him in a bathroom for two days, Alpergin’s lawyer said: “After Koray Alpergin got out of his car, a man ran towards him and three people followed him. Alpergin tried to escape, but was caught. Police later found Alpergin’s shirt covered in blood. “The police figured they were fighting,” he said.

It was also claimed that the attackers did not wait for Dalbudak and kidnapped him and kept him somewhere. It was revealed that the kidnappers tortured Alpergin by taking him to a place called “Ezgi Türkü Bar”. It should be noted that this place is near the stadium of the Tottenham Hotspur football team.

It was announced that the Turkish DJ has connections with names like P. Diddy.

Explaining the evidence presented to the court, authorities said: “Very terrible torture methods were used on Alpergin. They beat him with a baseball bat, poured boiling water on him, and other methods were tried. “This murder may be related to drugs and organized crime,” he said.

It was also announced that Alpergin had 94 different scars on his body. It was reported that he suffered a brain hemorrhage from the blow to the head, had strangulation marks on his neck and 14 broken ribs. Authorities said: “Alpergin did not live long with these terrible injuries. “We estimate he died within a few hours,” he said.

The British newspaper Daily Mail announced that the trial continues.