A decision to release the owner of Turkish Flash TV, Erkan Korek
The Criminal Court decided to release Erkan Korek, owner of the Turkish Flash news channel, one of 55 defendants in an illegal betting case.
The First Criminal Court in Istanbul continued the trial of 55 defendants in the case of illegal bets linked to the electronic payment company Payfix and Goktog Media Publishing Company, including Erkan Korek, owner of the Turkish Flash news channel.
In a previous session, the court had released the detained defendants, Hülya Turan, Arzu Tepe, and Hamza Korek. Today's session was attended by some of the non-arrested defendants and the parties' lawyers, while the arrested defendant, Erkan Korek, participated via the video communication system (SigPace).
In his defense, Korek said that the company had worked in accordance with the regulations since the beginning of its activity, stressing that Bayfex had obtained a permit for the immediate payment system (FAST) from the Central Bank of Turkey, but the company chose to restrict this system's transactions and daily limits to avoid risks.
Korek added that he had submitted numerous complaints to the Public Prosecution regarding fraud crimes via numbers. International Bank Accounts (IBAN), indicating that he did not evade trial but demanded a fair trial, expressing his confidence in innocence.
This story was produced with machine-translation assistance, then went through human editorial review for accuracy and sourcing.

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