A journalist who went after the CEO who made profiteering during the period when he was looking for 2 billion dollars and Faruk Fatih Özer on the other, told about his experiences.
Founded in 2017 as Turkey’s first global cryptocurrency exchange. THODEX, suddenly closed down under the pretext of system maintenance and prevented users from accessing their accounts, the founder of the company Faruk Fatih Özer It was revealed that he had fled abroad. Özer was wanted by Interpol with a red notice and was caught. As a result, he was sentenced to 11 thousand 196 years in prison.
While everything seems to be solved, a journalist from the Wired platform Jenna Scatena, talked about his experiences while investigating Fatih Özer. These events, which mostly take place in the background, are the kind of thing that will take your breath away as you listen.
“My house in Istanbul was broken into.”
Jenna explained the THODEX process in detail from beginning to end on Wired. Jenna talked about the emergence of THODEX, Fatih Özer’s childhood, how the Turkish economy has changed from the 90s to today and all other details. THODEX While everyone was wondering where the money disappeared when the events broke out, Farouk He went to Albania to look for Fatih Özer; That is, where he was last seen.
Exactly 2 days later, Jenna’s apartment in Istanbul was opened, as she put it, as if a message was being given. was looted. The wooden part of the door was forced open and everything in the drawers and cabinets spilled out. The safe, which contains an expensive camera and cash, is also unlocked. forced openbut the contents were untouched.
In her article in Wired, Jenna explains everything from Fatih Özer’s birth to the court moments when he was sentenced to 11,196 years in prison. explained one by one.
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