Lawsuit in Ankara
A Turkish woman has filed a paternity lawsuit involving Donald Trump.
Necla Ozmen, 55, lives in Ankara, Turkey’s capital.
She is understood to have lodged the case at Ankara 27th Family Court.
The filing date was September 25, according to reports.
Court response so far
However, the court immediately dismissed the case.
Necla has since lodged an appeal, reports say.
The court reportedly rejected the petition due to a lack evidence.
Her adoption claim
Necla says she was born in 1970.
She is officially registered as the daughter of Sati and Dursun Ozmen.
Also, she claims she later learned she had been adopted.
She says Sati told her the truth in 2017.
“Baby swap” allegation
Meanwhile, Necla alleges a “baby swap” happened in a Turkish hospital.
She says it took place around 1970, most likely in Ankara.
She claims Sati gave birth to a stillborn baby in hospital.
Then, she says a US citizen called Sophia handed over her newborn.
Necla alleges Sophia said the child came from a forbidden relationship with Trump.
What she told media
Later, Necla said she can only guess how Trump and Sophia met.
She insists:
‘I don’t want to cause him any trouble. I just want to know the truth.’
She told DHA Press:
‘I just want to know whether he is my father. I would like him to speak with me. I can prove through a DNA test that he is my father, if he agrees,’
Finally, she added:
‘I believe he is a good father. I believe he will not turn me away either,’
Now, she has sent petitions to the US Embassy and US courts.