Emir Sarıgül arrested
Emir Sarıgül, detained in an investigation into money laundering and threats against the Sarıgül family, was arrested. Recently, allegations emerged that Emir Sarıgül and Sibel Can would marry in Miami.

According to the prosecutor general's statement, the investigation was launched at the complaint of German citizens K.P. and M.B.
The complainants alleged that large sums of money with unknown origins were laundered through companies established both domestically and abroad.
After passing information and documents related to the Sarıgül family to journalist Murat Ağırel, he also claimed to have been threatened.
16 people were arrested
Within the scope of the investigation, 15 people, including journalist Murat Ağırel, Ömer Sarıgül, and Aylin Kotil, had been arrested on 19 October.
With the arrest of Emir Sarıgül, who was detained on 16 October and handed over to authorities on 19 October, the number rose to 16 on 21 October.
It had been alleged that she would marry Sibel Can.
The relationship between Emir Sarıgül and singer Sibel Can had periodically entered the gossip agenda, fueled by past marriage rumors.
It was alleged that the pair had previously married in southern France, and this time would tie the knot in Miami.
During the investigation, Sibel Can made no comment on the matter.
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