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Two more women accuse Antalya mayor Böcek of sexual exploitation for jobs

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Two more women accuse Antalya mayor Böcek of sexual exploitation for jobs

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Two additional women have come forward accusing Antalya Metropolitan Mayor Muhittin Böcek of sexual exploitation in exchange for municipal jobs. The new statements bring the total number of alleged victims to five. The women claim they were taken to Böcek's home in Konyaaltı after being promised employment.

Key Facts

  • Two new victim statements raise the total number of public accusers against Muhittin Böcek to five.
  • One victim claims Böcek gave her 2,000 Turkish lira after a sexual encounter at his Konyaaltı home.
  • Both new statements allege women were taken to Böcek's home with promises of municipal employment.
  • One victim says Tuğçe Güney pressured her to return to the room, saying 'Use your head, Muhittin Başkan liked you.'
  • The second new statement describes incidents beginning approximately four years ago.

New Victim Statements

Two additional women have submitted statements regarding Muhittin Böcek, bringing the total number of public accusers to five. Both women claim they were taken to Böcek's home in Konyaaltı after being promised jobs at the municipality. One victim stated that Tuğçe Güney told her, 'If you are with Muhittin Böcek, he will give you a job at the municipality and help you and your family financially.' The woman said she accepted the offer due to financial difficulties and went to Böcek's home with Güney.

Alleged Payment and Pressure

The first new victim stated that after initially leaving the room, Güney stopped her and said, 'Use your head, Muhittin Başkan liked you, go back to the room.' The woman then returned and had a sexual encounter with Böcek, according to her statement. She claimed that as she was leaving the house, Böcek gave her 2,000 Turkish lira. When she later asked Güney whether she received any payment, Güney reportedly replied, 'My father already covers all my needs, my father takes care of me,' referring to Böcek.

Second Victim's Account

The second new victim said the incidents began approximately four years ago. She met Güney through a mutual friend, and on the same day Güney took her phone number and asked, 'Should I arrange a job for you at the municipality?' The woman said she was taken to Böcek's home twice with the promise of a municipal job, and on both occasions Böcek made physical contact that made her uncomfortable.

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