FBI goes after 5 Turkish gamblers in the US

The FBI in the US is hot on the trail of 5 Turks who disappeared from Las Vegas with 2 million dollars following what authorities there say was organized cheating on the group's part. The group, composed of 4 men and 1 woman, looked like ordinary gamblers, but are accused of having used tricks like card marking and changing once they were in the gambling salons of Las Vegas. Photographs of Ayse Benli (50), Cumali Pelik (50), Zeki Uckol, Recep Turna, and Ahmet Ural have been distributed throughout the state of Nevada and the rest of the US. The five Turkish suspects are found at the top of a list of "most wanted" published by the Chance Games Inspection Foundation, with female suspect Ayse Benli all the way up and number 3 on the list. Benli is thought to be the "brain" of the group. Using trickery in legalized gambling is a serious crime in the state of Nevada, punishable by up to 5 years in prison. Â