The Curious Case of Boris Wolfman: Organ Trafficker or Agricultural Wizard?
Ah, Boris Wolfman—he sounds like a character right out of a bad detective novel, doesn’t he? I mean, who wouldn’t want a protagonist that dabbles in organ trafficking while pretending to be Turkey’s version of Richard Branson in the agriculture sector? The Interpol Red Notice is basically the world’s ‘Have you seen this man?’ poster, with a twist—’Warning: He may also be involved in some very shady dealings.’
So, let’s recap this gripping tale, shall we? Boris has been living it up in Turkey since 2017, where he claims to be some sort of agricultural guru—because apparently, that’s how you distract from being wanted for organ trafficking. It’s like saying, “Yes, I’m a criminal, but have you tried my fresh apricots?”
Arrested and Acquitted, the Organ Trade Misadventures
Now, picture this: December 4, 2015, a day that will live in infamy for Boris. He was at Istanbul Airport, having just landed from Bangkok. One moment you’re enjoying a luxurious flight, and the next, security is about to ruin your vacation because they have a little something called an ‘Interpol Red Notice’ waiting for you. Talk about a mood killer!
What’s really intriguing is the accusation of an international organ trafficking ring—yes, you heard that right. Poor people from Kosovo, Azerbaijan, and Sri Lanka were apparently the unwilling heroes in this dreadful tale, donating their organs to wealthy folks from all over the globe. And here I thought rich folks just bought designer bags; who knew they were aftermarket kidney fans too?
The Extradition Saga: How to Avoid Going Home as a Celebrity Criminal
In a plot twist that seems pulled straight from a soap opera, the Israeli government requested Boris’s extradition—because where else would one want to deal with a body organ crisis? But alas, Turkish courts decided, “Nah, let’s keep this guy around a bit longer for our entertainment.” It’s like the judicial system had its own ratings to think about—after all, you can’t make this stuff up!
The Rabbit Hole Deepens: Rabin Medical and Earthquake Relief?
Fast forward to February 2023: a deadly earthquake hits Turkey, and guess who shows up with a field hospital? Yes, Boris’s old stomping grounds under the guise of the oh-so-coincidentally named ‘Rabin Medical.’ If only healing people was as easy as siphoning off a kidney or two.
One has to wonder, was this an elaborate scheme to jostle a PR win? “Look, we’re here to help!” while secretly hoping a few unlucky souls can spare a few organs in exchange for a bit of aid. Now that’s what I call a branding strategy gone awry!
Organ Trafficking & Agriculture: A Unique Business Model
And then, we come to his company ‘Royal Innovation,’ launched in 2018. Because why sell just one kind of fruit when you can sell freshly harvested ethics along with dried organs? Apparently, he’s doing everything from health tourism to promising the next best avocado toast you’ve ever had. Talk about diversification!
And here we are, left pondering: is he a savvy entrepreneur masking darker dealings or just a man trying to make his way in the world through “creative” business practices? You have to hand it to him for pulling off the world’s most ambitious sleight of hand—inviting investors into a world that smells a tad questionable.
Conclusion: Amidst the Gravy Train
So, what do we take away from Boris Wolfman’s rather dubious escapades? Maybe it’s a cautionary tale wrapped in a comedy of errors. When life gives you lemons, some folks apparently make lemonade while others might just trade them for… organs?
In sum, whether you see Wolfman as an entrepreneurial genius with a dark twist or just a garden-variety criminal seeking to capitalize on the misery of others is up to you. But as we say, there’s no business like show business—unless, of course, you’re in organ trafficking. Now that’s a reality show I wouldn’t want to watch!
Israeli citizen Boris Wolfman, who is wanted by Interpol red notice on charges of ‘organ trafficking and causing deliberate human death’, has been living in Turkey since 2017.
According to the news of Hale Gönültaş from Artı Gerçek: Wolfman, on November 9, 2018, on a person named Özkan Çelik, wrote a letter to Royal Innovation, which has many fields of activity, including health tourism, from buying and selling fresh and dried fruits to iron and steel exports. He founded a company called. In his statements to the national and international press, Boris Wolfman claims that he is one of the leading names in Turkish agriculture. He also says that he provides consultancy for Turkish investors in land leasing and business activities in Africa.
HE WAS ARRESTED IN 2015 FOR ORGAN TRAFFICKING
When the dates showed December 4, 2015, Boris Wolfman, who was wanted with an Interpol red notice on charges of ‘international organ trafficking and causing conscious death’, was on the plane landing from Bankong, the capital of Thailand, to Istanbul Airport. Wolfman was detained by security forces on the apron.
The ministry stated that gang members, including Boris Wolfman and Turkish doctor Yusuf Erçin, took the organs of poor people living in Kosovo, Azerbaijan and Sri Lanka and transplanted them to rich Israeli, Indian and European patients.
It was claimed that Yusuf Erçin Sönmez, the doctor who performed the transplants in Kosovo, acted together with other gang members. According to the indictment, organ trafficking was carried out through the Israel-based hospital called ‘Rabin Medical’.
NOT RETURNED TO ISRAEL
Wolfman at Istanbul Airport on December 4, 2015 ‘international organ trafficking and causing intentional death’ He was arrested for some reason. During this process, the Israeli government requested Wolfman’s extradition, and the Ministry of Justice requested an additional 30 days from Israel.
Using its discretion, the court ruled that Wolfman should be tried in Turkey within an additional period. Thus, the Israeli organ trafficker was not extradited to Israel. In the indictment prepared in Turkey, it was stated that Wolfman came to Turkey to purchase the organs of Syrian refugees.
IN INTERPOL’S RED BULLETIN
Israeli citizen Boris Wolfman is still wanted on charges of international organ trafficking and intentional death. Likewise, Doctor Yusuf Erçin Sönmez, who is listed in national and international records as Boris Wolfman’s partner in organ trade, is under an Interpol red notice request upon the request of 186 countries, including Turkey.
HIS OLD COMPANY ESTABLISHED A FIELD HOSPITAL DURING THE 6 FEBRUARY EARTHQUAKE
Israel was among the countries that came to Turkey to provide medical support after the earthquakes centered in Maraş on February 6, 2023. The name of the organization that carried out aid activities with the field hospital it established in the earthquake region after the February 6 earthquake is Rabin Medical; The institution is registered by the Israeli Ministry of Justice as the hospital where Boris Woflman and his organ gang partners operate.
AGREEMENT WITH HOSPITALS FOR REFUGEES’ ORGANS
Wolfman, who made agreements with small hospitals to remove the kidneys of Syrian refugees, and Turkish doctor Yusuf Erçin, who is mentioned in the indictment, and four other people are accused of organizing organ trade and illegal transplants in Kosovo, Israel, Russia, Ukraine, Austria and Azerbaijan.
On November 9, 2018, Wolfman founded the company named ‘Royal İnnovasyon’, on a person named Özkan Çelik, which operates in many fields, including health tourism, from buying and selling fresh and dried fruits to iron and steel exports. According to official records, an office in Zorlu Center was shown as the company’s headquarters.
In his statements to the national and international press, Boris Wolfman claimed that he was one of the leading names in Turkish agriculture, and also said that he provided consultancy to Turkish investors on renting and operating land in Africa.
FOUNDED A COMPANY IN ISTANBUL: ROYAL INNOVATIVE
On November 9, 2018, a company named Royal Innovative was founded by Boris Wolfman, based on a person named Özkan Çelik. According to the information in the trade registry gazette of the company registered with the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce, the company can operate in many areas from international health tourism to fruit and vegetable import and export, from diamond production to iron and steel export.
