A 15-year-old apprentice has died after coworkers carried out what they claimed was a “joke,” violently assaulting him with a ...

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The dark “joke” turned deadly Friday when Habip Aksoy and a friend allegedly overpowered Muhammed Kendirci, 15, and tied his hands at the woodworking centre in Sanliurfa, according to local outlet ...

A horrifying incident from Turkey has sparked outrage after a 15-year-old apprentice died five days after being subjected to a violent workplace 'prank' involving a high-pressure air hose. The ...

A teenage wood shop apprentice in Turkey died after his co-workers inserted a high-pressure air hose up his rectum as a horrific “prank” — the latest incident in which the power tool has killed a ...

The teen was reportedly in the ICU for five days before dying from his injuries Becca Longmire is a digital news writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024. Her work has ...

A TEENAGE apprentice has died after co-workers allegedly restrained him and forced a high-pressure air compressor into his bum as a so-called “joke.” Muhammed Kendirci, 15, was allegedly tackled by ...

A 15-year-old apprentice has died after being tied up and having a high-pressure air hose forced into his bum for a workplace 'joke'. The incident took place in a wood workshop in Bozova, Sanliurfa, ...

Muhammed Kendirci died on Nov. 19, five days after a high-pressure air hose was blown into his rectum in what has been described as a workplace prank gone wrong A 15-year-old boy died after a ...

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