 | Australia's most-wanted fugitive, Hakan Ayik, unwittingly helped police bust more than 200 underworld figures in Australia alone. He has been urged to turn himself in rather than be executed by gangsters. Ayik unknowingly distributed an FBI Trojan horse application to his associates, a messaging app called ANØM. |  |
 | The sting led to 224 arrests and 525 charges, and the seizure of 3.7 tonnes of drugs, 104 weapons and over $35m. Ayik is known as the "Facebook gangster" because of his love for self-promotion. The press tracked Ayik down easily and found him owning the Kings Cross Hotel in Istanbul and living in high-end properties. He had changed his name (Hakan Reis) and disguised his appearance with plastic surgery. |  Blogger 'canyouguess67' posted a warning (removed from blogpress) about ANØM: 'STAY AWAY .... IF YOU VALUE YOUR PRIVACY & SAFETY'. |
 Hakan Ayik's nephews were busted. |  |  |  |
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