“Hells Angel” Timur Akbulut is a convicted manslayer

As a student, Nathalie Volk started her career in the ninth season of “Germany’s Next Top Model”, which is now six years ago. Now the model is making headlines with his new friend: Timur Akbulut, a convicted “Hells Angel”.

He shot a man on the street and ended up in jail. The sentence for “Hells Angels” member Timur Akbulut in 2010 was eleven years in prison. A Duisburg jury found it proven that the then 31-year-old was a member of the rival “Bandidos” on the evening of October 8, 2009 Duisburg had killed. But Timur Akbulut never fully served his sentence for manslaughter.

As the Duisburg public prosecutor Juliane Rein confirmed at the request of t-online, Akbulut was deported to Turkey by air in May 2019. “A deportation is not uncommon when half or two-thirds of the sentence has been served,” said Rein. Immediately after the judgment, the German judiciary had an interest in enforcing the sentence in its own country. But: A deportation to the respective country of origin is easier to organize before the full serving than afterwards. Exactly this mechanism also worked with Timur Akbulut.

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20-year probation period: “Then the sentence will be carried out”

Akbulut was released from prison on May 2, 2019, instead of October 7, 2021, the original date for his release. Only: what happens when the rocker travels to Germany again? “Then the sentence will be carried out”, Juliane Rein told t-online. There is a probation period of 20 years and Timur Akbulut is threatened with prison again if he enters German state soil by May 2039.

For the time being, Nathalie Volk will not be able to personally introduce the new man at her side to her mother in Soltau, Lower Saxony. Unless her 49-year-old mother Viktoria travels to Istanbul, where Timur Akbulut is currently according to his latest Instagram story. Nathalie Volk is also said to be in Turkey at the moment.

There has been close contact between the model and the rocker since at least the end of September this year. On September 26, it posted a picture with him on Instagram, the two of them standing arm in arm in front of a tattoo studio. On November 7th, 2020 Volk, who recently gave herself the stage name “Miranda DiGrande” on Instagram, showed the tattoo and wrote: “Timur Akbulut, I love you.” Last weekend she confirmed to the “Bild” newspaper: “Timur and I are a stable couple”, and adds: “In this life and in the next, I will give up everything I have for Timur because he shows me what Is love and I feel protected by him. “

Is Akbulut still a member of the “Hells Angels”?

The 42-year-old Akbulut is said to have been interested in the 23-year-old for a long time. “He used to watch my television career from prison,” said Nathalie Volk in September of this year on “Bild”. It is still unclear whether the former GNTM and jungle camp candidate will give up her life in Los Angeles and move to Timur Akbulut in Turkey. Nathalie Volk could not be reached for a request from t-online.

In addition to a tattoo studio in the Turkish coastal town of Antalya, Akbulut has apparently built up another line of business. On his Instagram profile there is talk of a “King Company” – a car repair shop in Antalya. In addition to swanky luxury carts, you can also see Harley Davidson motorcycles – the machines so popular among rocker gangs. Akbulut still seems to be a “Hells Angel”, despite claims to the contrary.

RTL had reported that he was no longer a member of the “Hells Angels”. After his act and conviction, he was expelled from the club. “‘Hells Angels’ Europe has (…) issued a worldwide exclusion.” Akbulut is “excluded from the entire club worldwide”, so Andre Bartl is quoted from the charter of the “Hells Angels” from Hanover. Countless pictures on Instagram speak a different language: The rocker is standing in front of a “Hells Angels” bar in Antalya or posing with a “Hells Angels Turkey” robe.

He “love his life” can be read there and Akbulut uses the hashtag #Freedom on many of his posts. Just three months after he was deported to Turkey, a video with the convicted manslaughter appeared on YouTube. Under the title “Timur Akbulut Hells Angels Nomads Turkey” it shows him with a submachine gun during target practice.

Biker meetings with muscle-bound like-minded people, the display of videos glorifying violence and Nazi symbols engraved on his body as tattoos: Timur Akbulut has served a large part of his prison sentence, but the rocker was never remorseful. In 2014, four and a half years after his act in Duisburg, he said in an interview with “Spiegel TV”: “I don’t need to regret anything.” Does Nathalie Volk know all this about the new man at her side? So far, the 23-year-old has not mentioned his criminal past with a word.