Russian Tourist Loses 10M Ruble Watch in Turkey Hotel
A Russian tourist, Kristina, reported the theft of Audemars Piguet watches worth 10 million rubles from her room at the five-star The Bodrum Edition in Bodrum, Turkey, after she removed them before showering. She claims video footage shows her entering the room with the watches and exiting without them, but the hotel denies responsibility and says she lost them herself.
Consensus
- A Russian tourist named Kristina was in Bodrum, Turkey, at the five-star The Bodrum Edition.
- She reported the theft of Audemars Piguet watches valued at 10 million rubles.
- The incident occurred two days before the reports were published.
- Kristina removed the watches before taking a shower and found them missing upon returning.
- Video footage from the hotel showed her entering the room with the watches on her wrist and exiting without them.
- The hotel administration stated that she lost the watches herself and did not apologize.
- Kristina has contacted Turkish police, hired a local lawyer, and reached out to the Russian consulate.
- A similar incident involving Russian tourists occurred in June at the Corendon Hydros Club 5* in Kemer, Turkey.
- In that earlier case, items disappeared after room cleaning, and the hotel did not take responsibility.
Points of divergence
- The cost of the room was 3,000 euros per night (approximately 285,000 rubles). — riamo
- The cost of the room was €3k per night (approximately 285k rubles). — tg_mash
Coverage (2 sources)
- At a woman in Bodrum stole Audemars Piguet watches for 10 million rubles — РИАМО
- Russian tourists robbed in one of Turkey's best hotels — according to travelers, clocks Audemars... disappeared from the room — Mash