Cheating man ‘filmed himself beating lover unconscious while wife egged him on as twisted way of apologising for affair’

A CHEATING husband allegedly filmed himself beating his lover unconscious while his "wife urged him on" as a twisted way of apologising for his fling.

The shocking attack is said to have been sparked when Beyza Yurttas, 24, found out boyfriend Bulent Yuksek was secretly married and immediately dumped him.


However, his wife had already found out about their affair and it appears that Bulent then cooked up a plan to beat his lover as a bizarre way of saying sorry to his other half, it's claimed.

Speaking exclusively to the agency Newsflash, Beyza told how she had been left devastated after discovering her lover was married and promptly ended their relationship.

She said: "I was going to move to another city on the day of the incident. He called me and said he wanted to see me one last time."

They then apparently agreed to meet up in the district of Alanya, in the southern Turkish province of Antalya, on the evening of 31st March.

Beyza claimed: "I don't know why but I agreed and met up, but he then dragged me into his car and locked the doors. He started beating me.

"He hit me over and over again."



But she alleges things got very twisted when he then video-called his wife so shecould see what he was doing.

She claimed he then asked the wife: "Do you like it, love?"

Beyza then alleges that instead of telling him to stop, the woman on the video call replied: "I love it, hit her once again, this time hit her for me."

The badly beaten young woman said her "shocking experience" left her "terrified and shocked".

She was taken to hospital by ambulance, and to add insult to injury after her ex was quizzed by the cops she said he was simply released.

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In "fear for her life" she then shared photos of her battered face on social media.

"Please, help me. I do not want to be like the other woman killed by men. I don't want to die, please," she wrote.

After her social media posts went viral, a warrant was issued by the prosecutor's office and the suspect was apparently arrested a short while later and this time, he was taken into custody.

Police also found three grammes of cannabis on his person and he has been confined to the Alanya L Type Closed Penal Institution.

Beyza said: “First, he was released but later arrested, this is all thanks to social media.

"I filed a complaint about both Bulent and his wife. Bulent is still in jail now. It is not yet clear when the case will begin."

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