Turkey’s 'wicked messenger' has gone viral. Here's why | The National

Turkey’s 'wicked messenger' has gone viral. Here's why Sedat Peker, pictured in Istanbul in 2014, is exiled from Turkey, his whereabouts unknown. Getty Images “My dear brothers, my dear friends,” the Turkish mafioso, grinning ear to ear, says to open his latest YouTube video, which drew five million views in less than 24 hours. “Here we are again.” More:Turkey’s 'wicked messenger' has gone viral. Here's why | The National