Early Life[]
Murat was raised in a lower-middle class family home with both of his parents and brother. He lived in Mazrek, Albania. He was the younger of the two and though he had a good education, he led a simple life.
Education[]
Murat completed standard education and went on to study Law at the Albanian university. He finished law school with a degree, and then went on to pass his bar exam.
Adult Life[]
Murat opened a law firm, at first a small family practice, though quickly growing to become one of the largest in his small home town. Murat soon met his wife, Sara. As time went by, Murat defended people who had upset the government, and the corrupted police in the area began to torment Murat.
In 2003, Murat's firm was burned down by a Molotov Cocktail that had been thrown in the window while he was working inside. He suffered burns to his chest and neck. In the following years, Murat was arrested for Insurance fraud, blamed for the burning down of his own firm, and without the money from insurance to rebuild his firm, Murat went broke, turning to alcohol as his release.
Police continued to torment Murat, forcing him and his wife into hiding, when in the year 2012 Murat fled to the United States, a country he had been to before on vacation. Due to a lack of money, he had to leave his wife behind, promising to send back money to support her, and eventually bring her to the United States, or return home to be with her.
The Business[]
After arriving in Los Santos, Murat became a taxi driver for the city, though not earning any real money. Thus he decided to take a loan from the local bank, and make an attempt to start his own company. Since Murat did not have a license to practice law in the United States, and would probably fail the exam due to being so out of touch with the latest information, Murat decided to continue on his path of driving, and open up a driving company.
Self Protection[]
In the early weeks of Murat living in Los Santos as a taxi driver, he encountered several instances where people wanted to attack him. Though Murat is opposed to violent altercations, preferring to talk out a situation, Murat had learned to disable opponents during his time being attacked by the police in his home country.