A suspicious scandal of two girls living in the US was revealed: soldiers working at the US Incirlik Air Base in Adana, founded in 1953, appeared to have bought Turkish babies extensively in the 1980-90s. It was stated that the conics changed the names and religions of the children they bought, and it was announced that many women married the Americans to the USA in the same period. Mahmut Acar, who said that he was offered open check for his child in those days, says that the tradesman is shocked.
Her name changed to Britanny from Hatice, which was adopted at the Incirlik base and was changed to Michelle, and learned that they were brothers when they were looking for their biological family after being adopted. sisters bringing together the family that they are adopted in the United States as a result of a long struggle came to Turkey and met with the biological family. The biggest dream of the sisters is to find two brothers who think they are sold abroad and to bring together their biological families and their adopted families. Seçil Berberoğlu, 25, is now 7 years old, while his brother Hatice Berberoğlu (29) sold 2 US troops in Incirlik Air Base by his family when he was 3 years old. Hatice's name and surname was changed to Michelle Salery, and Seçil was changed to BritannyLouisse Quillen. After reportedly taken their adoption before finding each other then the sisters want to find their families in Turkey, they participate in a television program in Turkey with his brother and mother were also met.
In total 15 brothers
Sister of lawyers dealing with operations in Turkey, Ozlem Hatice Coppersmith, babies sales mediating Lawyer Elif Kumake Michelle (Hatice) when it comes to the age of 18 her "biological parents are worried about you, do you photograph sends" I wanted pictures with phrases and Michelle so that the biological family he found out he was looking for him. Then, when Britanny asked the father of the surgeon who was in charge of the Incirlik Air Base who was the (biological) family member of the (Seçil) Air Force Base, Bakırcı explained that his father showed various documents and that in these documents the lawyer Elif Kumak found his biological brother, Michelle, looking at the friends of Elife Kumak in the media environment, she sees that she is very similar to her friends, and she knows that one of them is also their sister. Then they contact Michelle. Although they do not believe in Michelle at first, they think they can not coincide when they look at photographs and they start to see. With family negotiations in Turkey after 7-8 months of time in the United States are discussing the internet. They can not stand later and they meet in Antalya in April 2017. Since then, an incredibly warm, sincere brotherhood and family relationship have been maintained. These are a total of 15 brothers. Attorney Elife Kumak and other agents are looking for help to find the two missing brothers." he said.
"I speak English but I am Turkish"
Hatice (Michelle) Berberoglu, who is now a nursing maid in the US, expressed her adoption as a face to face with the US because she was very poor and said, "I am very upset when the family I gave me tells me I am adopted. I always wanted to find my family. I wanted to be in my real home, wanted to be with my family. It's nice to find them now and be in touch with them. We all look like each other and we are the same. I speak English, but my Turkic. We are looking for Adana or almost 2 other brothers."
"I want to live in Adana one day"
Selected as a massage therapist working in the United States (Brittany) transferring the Berberoğlu 2 years ago was given up for adoption learned from Turkey, "But I did not know I sold in Adana. After I found the family, I learned that the person who was the tool of not being adopted was Lawyer Elife Kumak. I have family, my son. I'm with them, I think it's not like everything is going very nice, but nothing in Turkey. I have found the biological family, we are seeing it tightly. For our two lost siblings, we are fighting intensely with both our parents and our biological parents. In the US we grow our children with our sisters and families, whom we later find each other. Most importantly one day I want to live my life in Adana and I want to live very much."