New Dimension in the Hidden Camera Scandal: 15,000 Images Include Hotels and Fitting Rooms!
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New details have emerged in the investigation into allegations that intimate images of customers at a beauty center in Istanbul's Bakırköy district were secretly recorded and sold via Telegram. It was stated that among the approximately 15,000 images examined were recordings from beauty centers, as well as fitting rooms in shops, hotel rooms, bungalows, and daily rental apartments.
The hidden camera scandal that started at a beauty center in Istanbul is growing. The massive archive of 15,000 images examined reveals that thousands of private lives from hair removal rooms, store fitting rooms, hotels, and Airbnb homes were being sold on the cyber market. The scandal involves the Fatma Özçalışkan Private Beauty Center in Bakırköy...
A hidden camera scandal that began in a polyclinic in Bakırköy has turned into a massive network. It has emerged that 15,000 intimate images, ranging from fitting rooms to hotels, were being sold online, and three people have been arrested in the investigation.
Three suspects were arrested in Istanbul for allegedly selling private images of beauty salon customers via Telegram and X for a fee. In the scandalous case, where 15,000 images were identified, it was noted that the salon manager's income was 1 million Turkish Lira.
The investigation into alleged hidden cameras placed in hair removal rooms at a beauty center in Bakırköy, Istanbul, has been expanded. Digital materials examined have revealed an archive of approximately 15,000 images, with recordings also found in store fitting rooms, hotel rooms, and Airbnb properties. Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the investigation, on the grounds that these intimate images were allegedly sold via Tele…
The investigation into the scandal involving the installation of hidden cameras in the epilation rooms of a beauty center in Bakırköy and the subsequent sale of intimate images on Telegram has deepened. Following the discovery of a massive archive of 15,000 images, the arrest of the technician who installed the devices, the business owner, and now the administrator of the Telegram channel has brought the number of detainees in the case to three.
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