Story By: Feza Uzay, Sub-Editor: Marija Stojkoska, Agency:  Newsflash

Two stunning young women managed to break into a woman’s flat after putting on short skirts and revealing tops to convince a locksmith to open the door to ‘their’ flat.

The locksmith, who apparently did not ask too many questions when the two women told him it was their property, is now also facing prosecution from the angry homeowner Elif Dagdelen, 31.

She was furious when she got home after popping to the shops briefly and discovering that the house had been burgled while she was away, and that her son had been home alone sleeping at the time.

He was unharmed, but the pair had stolen cash and property and her pet cat.

They were caught after failing to notice the CCTV cameras located at the property in the district of Kepez in the southern Turkish province of Antalya.

As a result, the moment the two scantily-clad females came in through the front door was captured after it had been opened by the locksmith, and they can be seen rummaging through the property before spotting the camera and covering it with a stuffed toy.

When single mother Elif spotted the security camera tampered with and the pet cat missing with her belongings strewn on the floor, she called the police, and using the footage, they were quickly able to track down the two women.

Although the locksmith is not charged with being part of the burglary, he is facing a legal case from the victim over his failure to properly check their credentials before helping them to open the door.

After the two women, identified by their initials M.C.C. and N.C., were arrested, the cat, a mobile phone, a laptop, and TRY 5,000 (GBP 270) in cash were returned to Elif by the police.

The two suspects, who were transferred to court after their statements were taken, were released with judicial conditions.

The suspects allegedly came to Elif’s house again and threatened to harm her young son, telling her to withdraw the complaint.

As a result, Elif filed another complaint against the two suspects.

Elif, who feels like she is now constantly living in fear, said: “Something could have happened to my child, who was sleeping at home at that time. Something could have happened to my cat. This was a ridiculous theft. They are weird for trying to cover the security camera with a toy dog.”

Stating that she will also file a complaint against the locksmith, Elif added: “Due to the locksmith’s mistake, my son and cat might not be with me today. They can’t just open a door anytime they are told to and go in.”

The investigation continues.