The last photo of the 6 Turks murdered in Greece revealed
New information continues to arrive about the murder of 6 Turks in Loutza as a result of a mafia confrontation, which hit the agenda of Turkey and Greece like a bomb… The Greek media published a photo of 6 Turkish citizens who were murdered in a vehicle , taken before they were killed.
In the photo published by Proto Thema, one of the most read newspapers in Greece, it is seen that 6 Turks who were trapped and killed in the same car gathered together to pose. Six Turks stand in front of a photographer, one of whom is posing behind some bushes. Greek media wrote that the person who took the photo was the person who first gained the trust of this group and then trapped them and caused their death.
Greek media said: “Shocking image. “Six Turks posed for the camera of the Turk who betrayed them.” It was also recalled that the man was detained at Eleftherios Venizelos airport shortly after the incident.
It was claimed that the photo was taken at the house where the group was staying. The news in Proto Thema said: “As a tragic irony, 6 men, unaware of anything, pose with their hands in their pockets in front of the man who will change sides and put them in a death trap.”
THEY WERE FOUND DEAD IN THE CAR
Greek media wrote that on the morning of Monday, September 11, the 32-year-old man suggested sending two barbers to the house where six Turks lived, and the Turks did not agree for security reasons. Greek media wrote that the six Turks did not allow anyone to enter the house and said that the captured attacker first planned to carry out the murder in his house and that this plan failed.
After this plan was shelved, the 32-year-old attacker prepared to take the group to Italy. It is also recorded that the man who organized the murder recruited the group with a fake German license plate and gave them plane tickets, which were later determined to be fake. Meanwhile, it was determined that another 28-year-old Turk, who was captured yesterday, was ambushed on the car road.
Meanwhile, the group was also said to have proposed going to the airport in two separate taxis, but Süleyman, 32, convinced them by saying, “The airport is already nearby.” Ta Nea reported: “This was a critical moment for their plan. Six Turks got into the 32-year-old man’s car. It was used “like sheep going to the slaughterhouse.” A witness who spoke to police said the car was traveling in the opposite direction of the airport and gunshots were heard 2 or 3 minutes after the car drove away.