Dilek Ertek incident remains a mystery: Swiss lover cannot be reached

Dilek Ertek, 71, who was the Turkey distributor of the world-famous luxury jewelery brand Tiffany&Co for a while and one of the well-known names of the society, lost her life by falling from the Norwegian Spirit cruise ship on the night of October 25 in Tahiti, where she went on vacation. The possibility of Ertek’s murder, whose traces have not been found since that day, was also being evaluated.

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Although weeks have passed since the incident, the veil of secrecy has not yet been cleared. There are still some question marks in the minds. His family denied the allegations that the jewels were missing, but it is said that there was not a single piece of jewelery among his personal belongings delivered to his son Gökçe Atuk. Ms. Dilek’s passport, credit cards and even cash are among these items. However, no belongings of jewellery, watches, necklaces or earrings were found. This raises the question, ‘How can someone who loves jewelery and does not go anywhere without jewellery go to a birthday celebration in Bora Bora so plainly’.

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RETURNED TO HIS COUNTRY LOSTS

Again, the claim that Dilek Ertek was taken to her room on the day she boarded the ship because she was seasick and her stomach was upset, so she did not appear much in the camera recordings on the ship, does not shed light on the detailed research. The fact that Ertek’s Swiss lover, 74-year-old architect Artur Fuchberger, reported his disappearance 20 hours later, remains a mystery. One of the questions that seek an answer is that the ship’s management keeps Artur Fuchberger under observation and informs the coast guard 4 hours later. Another surprising claim is that 74-year-old beloved Artur Fuchberger, who was released after taking his statement after the incident and returned to his country of Switzerland, has not been reached since that day, Fuchberger, who has 4 daughters and his first wife passed away, has disappeared since that day. .

NOVEMBER 14 IN SHIPPING Funeral Prayer

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Gokce Atuk, the son who went to Tahiti to find his mother and to shed light on the incident, and started a legal fight, returned to Istanbul yesterday. In a press release, Atuk’s lawyer said, “A funeral prayer in absentia will be held for the deceased Dilek Ertek, following the noon prayer on Monday, November 14, at the Teşvikiye Mosque.”