Association of Romanian Press

[Kelly the Mad]

AORP NEWS AGENCY 2nd August 1997​

Turkish Man Found Impaled Outside of Constanta​

Early this morning a farmhand found the body of Direnç Kunt impaled on a wooden stake outside of his small countryside residence near the port city of Constanta. He was impaled through his lungs, and the autopsy suggests he was still alive when impaled. The culprits are unknown, but burned into the stake was an image of a dragon. The image is apparently linked to "The Order of The Dragon", an ancient Chivalric Organisation organized to fight against the Ottoman Empire. The man being Turkish, law enforcement was quick to brand the event as a hate crime. An investigation is currently underway. As far as law enforcement can tell, the man had no poor history and so would be an unlikely target of a selective murder. It seems this was a blind crime. If you see any men participating in violent crimes or with a stake, please report it. If you find a body, please report it. It can be assumed there are several culprits. We will be covering this story in the days to come. Stay safe.

 

[Kelly the Mad]

AORP NEWS AGENCY 4th August 1997​

Exclusive Interview With Police Chief of Constanta​

Q(Interviewer): "Do you believe that officer Filleti was in the wrong for shooting three men?" A(Interviewed): "Not at all. The men had committed a violent crime before threatening the officer with deadly weapons. He used his best judgement to deescalate the situation." Q: "Is it true that there has been an increase in shootings of Turkish men by police lately?" A: "Yes, but that is due to an increase in violent crimes committed by Turkish men and Muslims in the Constanta area." Q: "Has your department made any headway in the Kunt case?" A: "No. It does seem however that the perpetrators are related to the Assassination of Mr Osman of the DTUR. Further details I cannot share. Q: "Could you share the details of the murder of Mr Osman?" A: "No. That information is confidential." Q: "In what way are the cases related?" A: "That is confidential." Q: "Do you believe these attacks may be racially motivated?" A: "That seems unlikely based on what we have gathered. There is a trend however of violent crimes committed by Turks targeting Romani people. Due to this violence, I would suggest any Romani people to avoid passing near mosques or Muslim or Turkish neighborhoods."