Abdullah Çatlı

Abdullah Çatli was a member of the organization Turkish ultranationalist of the gray Loups.

He was related to Mehmet Ali Agca, the member of the gray Wolves who has tempted to assassinate the pope Jean-Paul II in May 1981. Abdullah Çatlı was one of those which destroyed the Armenian secret Armée with release of Arménie (ASALA). It would have met the Italian terrorist Stefano Delle Chiaie in Miami in September 1982. Sought for drug trafficking and of murder, he died on November 3rd, 1996 in an car accident, accompanied by his partner, Gonca Us, a former beauty queen become woman to do everything of Mafian and Huseyin Kocadag, an high ranking official of the police force which ordered units antiguérilla. The fourth, Sedat Bucak, a Kurdish war leader, whose militia was financed by the Turkish government to fight against the guerilla of PKK, survived. Çatlı had on him special diplomatic papers and gun licenses, like several indentity cards. Following the accident, the several high ranking official and Minister of Interior Department, whose chief of the police force of Istanbul had to resign. Çatlı was also very dependant with the Maffia Turkish in a heroin traffic. In Rome, he affirmed with the judge in 1985 " that he had been contacted by the West German intelligence service (BND), which would have promised an amount of money rondelette to him if he implied the Russian and Bulgarian services in the attack against the pape." According to the colonel Alparslan Türkeş, founder of the gray Wolves, " Catli cooperated within the framework of a secret service working for the good of État".

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