Omer Satin murder investigation

The Turkish media announced that police are conducting investigations for the murder of businessman Omer Satin. They are scrutinizing all problems that the businessman might have had, including his businesses outside Turkey, such as Albania.

The 54-year-old businessman was shot near a bust station in Istanbul. He had just left his house saying that he would meet a Turkish friend, owner of a bar in Hungary.

But while he was waiting, a person approached and fired four shots against him. One of the bullets entered his heart and Omer Satin died immediately.

According to the daily Hurriyet, Police are focusing on the businessman’s relations outside Turkey. The journal says that Satin had partnered up with some Albanian businessmen in an oil refinery.

Omer Satin is a 100% shareholder of a company called “Al Group”, and 40% of “BT International Engineering Services Limited % Arun Construction Joint Stock Company”,  which traded oil and its processing in import and export.

The other shareholders of this company were Rezart Taci, with 40%, Sinan Jashar Abdula, with 5%, and Riza Aydin Arun, with 15%.

The Turkish media say that the partners have had problems among them, and their relations could be one of the investigation leads.