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SATURDAY Vanguard, FEBRUARY 20, 2021—23
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hristina Ozturk, 23, only gave
birth to one child naturally
before setting up a programme to
select multiple surrogate mothers
and have as many kids as possible.
A young mum who already has 11
babies hopes to have dozens more
using surrogate mothers.
Christina Ozturk, 23, lives with her
millionaire hotel owner husband
Galip Ozturk in the coastal town of
Batumi in the former Soviet republic
of Georgia where the practice is
legal.
And after 10 babies, including one
that the mum gave birth to naturally,
the couple have got the process down
to a fine art.
They mentioned on social media
they wanted at least 105 but later
admitted that number was a joke.
All of the potential candidates go
through counselling and sign legal
paperwork before becoming
pregnant with children that are
genetically from Christina and her
husband.
he young mum, who is originally
from Moscow, Russia, was a single
mother when she decided to take a
break to the subtropical paradise
referred to as the ‘Las Vegas of the
Black Sea’.
She said it was love at first sight
when she met Galip on the first day
there, and described him as her
“mentor, guide and fairytale prince
all rolled into one”.
For his part, he confirmed it was
love at first sight as well. “She is so
easy to be with, she always has a smile
on her lips and yet at the same time
is shy and mysterious.
“She was the kind of wife I always
wanted for myself, an uncut diamond
where I saw what a pure and kind
heart she had,” he said.
After the meeting things moved
quickly, with Christina taking her
little daughter Vika with her and
moving to Batumi.
The couple also agreed that they
wanted as many children as
possible, but they were ambitious
and realised quickly that her
reproductive ability was not enough
to meet their demands.
So they decided to get involved in
using surrogate mothers, which
works out at a cost of around EUR
8,000 (£7,000) for everything
involved.
She said: “At the moment, I have
10 children with the latest addition,
Olivia, who arrived at the end of last
month.
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Young mum, 23, already has 11 1 kids and
wants dozens more with wealthy husband
“I gave birth to my eldest daughter
Vika myself six years ago.
“The rest of the children are
genetically ours from my husband
and I, but were carried by
surrogates.”
On social media they have spoken
about having 105 children but admit
this was just a random number.
She added: “I don’t know how
many they will eventually be, but we
certainly don’t plan to stop at 10.”
She said: “We just not ready to talk
about the final number. Everything
has its time.”
While admitting it is more difficult
to raise a large family than she
assumed, she said she had planned
at first to have a baby every year
before she learned about surrogacy.
A clinic deals with the surrogate
mothers, while Christina and Galip
monitor health indicators and set a
meal plan during pregnancy.
The couple only choose young
women who have already had at
least one pregnancy, and have no
addictions.
One surrogate had trouble giving
up the baby but legally had no rights
and had to hand it over.
Georgia has allowed surrogacy
since 1997 as long as the couple
involved are heterosexual and
married.
While still using surrogates,
Christina has not ruled out having
other babies herself but said it
currently not practical while IVF is
a big strain on her body.
Christina said people assume she
has an army of nannies while she
lives the high life, but claims she
actually spends all day with her
children.
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Murder Riddle
A
HUSBAND who allegedly
threw his pregnant wife off a
cliff after posing for a selfie with her
tried to claim her life insurance and
took out loans in her name.
Hakan Aysal, 40, was arrested for
the murder of his wife Semra Aysal,
32, and their unborn baby while on
holiday in Butterfly Valley in Mugla,
Turkey.
Prosecutors allege Aysal brutally
pushed his wife off the 1,000ft cliff so
that he could cash in on the insurance
he had taken out on her life.
The seven-months pregnant
woman and her unborn child were
both instantly killed following the
incident in June 2018.
The couple had been taking
pictures on the cliff, and prosecutors
say the “accident” was in fact murder
carried out by the husband.
They claimed his motive was
cashing in on the insurance he
previously took out.
In the indictment prepared for the
crime of “deliberate murder”
against the husband, it stated he
planned the ordeal in order to get
the guarantee of £40,865 from
insurance.
Prosecutors claimed that the only
reason they sat on top of the cliff for
three hours was so that he could
make sure no one was around.
As soon as he realised they were
alone, he deliberately killed her by
pushing her off the cliff, according
to prosecutors.
The indictment also noted that
Aysal had claimed the insurance
payment a short while later, but it
was declined when news of the
investigation was
unveiled.
The Fethiye High
Criminal Court has ruled
that he be remanded in
custody for premeditated
murder.
In a video interview, the
court heard from the
victim’s brother, Naim
Yolcu, who said: “When we
went to the Forensic
Medicine Institute to get
the body, Hakan was
sitting in the car.
“My family and I were
destroyed, but Hakan did
not even appear sad.”
He added: “My sister was always
against taking out loans. However,
after she died, we learned that she
had three loans taken by Hakan on
behalf of my sister.
“Also, Hakan had a fear of heights,
what extreme sport is she going to
be doing when she is scared of
heights?”
Asked about the questionable
insurance premiums, Aysal said: “I
have been interested in extreme
sports since 2014; parachute,
bungee jumping, rafting. That is why
I had life insurance before I got
married.”
Aysal was also asked about the
article in the accident personal
insurance which stated that he was
the heir if she died.
Aysal said: “I did not examine the
policy much. The banker arranged
the paperwork.
“I just brought it to my wife to get it
signed. I was not aware that there
was such an article.”
He has denied being responsible
for her death, saying: “After taking a
photo, my wife put the phone in her
bag.
“Later she asked me to give her the
phone. I got up and then heard my
wife scream behind me when I
walked a few steps away to get the
phone from her bag.
he teenagers were demanding
Tmotorists pay a parking charge
in a beach side car park in South
Sulawesi, Indonesia, with the police
taking the odd step to stop them committing
the scam again.
Two teenagers had their eyebrows
shaved off by police officers as punishment
for an alleged parking fees
scam.
Video footage shows the two boys
having their brows lopped off by a
razer after they reportedly admitted
to extorting money from motorists
in Indonesia.
The pair are said to have been ordering
charges from tourists on a
road overlooking the Losari Beach
in South Sulawesi province on October
31.
And when the police got involved,
rather than take them to a police station
they decided to teach the boys a
strange lesson.
One tourist had called the police
after refusing the teens’ demands,
who are said to have also threatened
him.
Officers eventually found the alleged
culprits and they are reported
to have admitted to the scam and
apologised in front of the motorist.
Iman Hud, Makassar public order
chief Back in Makassar, said the
punishment was supposed to “discourage”
them from further wrongdoing.
“The punishment serves as a light
sanction so that they do not repeat
their actions,” he said, adding beach
parking fees were scrapped in 2015
to help tourism.
“The two young men forced the
owner of the vehicle to pay the parking
fees. They even dared to threaten
them,” he said.
The footage shows the bewildered
kids looking a little distressed as an
officer in a face mask uses a razor.
Odd punishments may seem a
thing of the past, but there are still
plenty of examples in recent years.
In Ohio, US, a woman was reportedly
ordered to spend a night in the
woods after abandoning 35 kittens
in a park.
She was also given the choice of
jail, house arrest or a large charitable
donation, but opted to stay overnight
in the woods with just the
clothes on her back.
The same judge had reportedly
also ordered a man to stand on a
street corner with a pig and a sign
saying “This is not a police officer”
after calling some officers pigs.