Brothel fire sparks insurance court row
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As soon as Fidel and Baris Tukel tried to claim over $1m after a fire at their Gentlemen's Club brothel, the insurance company said no.
As soon as Fidel and Baris Tukel tried to claim over $1m after a fire at their Gentlemen's Club brothel, the insurance company said no.
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