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“My dear brothers, my dear friends,” the Turkish mafioso, grinning ear to ear, says to open his latest YouTube video, which drew five million views in less than 24 hours. “Here we are again.”
Forget beloved dizis, or soap operas, such as
Magnificent Century. Say hello to Sedat Peker, Turkey’s new viral video sensation. Two parts Tony Soprano, the fictional American mobster, and one part
The View, the American talk show, this shady figure has emerged as a media phenomenon in recent weeks by simply sitting at a table and talking to the camera.
His videos, which have nearly doubled in length since the first 40-minute release two weeks ago, cast a subtle spell. To start with, Peker is perfect for the part. The innocent schoolboy haircut, the open-collared shirt and rotating silver necklace attachments, including Zulfikar, the sword of Ali, which may be a reference to Ottoman Janissaries.
Last Updated On: May 24 2021 01:04 Gmt+3
Latest allegations revealed by convicted mafia boss Sedat Peker on Turkish Cypriot journalist Kutlu Adalı’s murder in 1996, has stirred a rage in northern Cyprus.
Republican Turkish Party (CTP), the main opposition in the breakaway Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) urged the police forces to immediately re-open the investigation on Adalı’s murder, that was closed unsolved by Turkish Cypriot authorities.
Turkish Cypriot Journalists Association (KTGB) also called on all authorised units to find the perpetrators of the Adalı murder, in order to “clear up this black spot on press freedom”.
On Sunday, Peker released the seventh video of his series of hour-long tell-alls on YouTube, where he alleged more relations between the Turkish state and mafia. Peker said former police chief and interior minister Mehmet Ağar had hired his brother Atilla Peker to assassinate Adalı.