ATK announced the cause of Kozinoğlu's death as a heart attack: The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office objected to the report

Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office objected to the Forensic Medicine report prepared regarding the suspicious death of former MİT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu. The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office requested a detailed review of the report.

MİT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu fell ill in Silivri Penal Institution on 12 November 2011 and died in the hospital where he was taken. The investigation into Kozinoğlu's death was restarted after 14 years.

Upon the request of the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an examination was carried out on Kozinoğlu's grave. The samples taken were sent to the Forensic Medicine Institute.

According to the report prepared by the Forensic Medicine Institute, some heavy metals were detected in the samples. However, it was stated that there was no medical evidence showing that these caused death due to poisoning.

Thereupon, Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office objected to the report.

It was requested that the reference sources of antimony detected in the samples taken from the grave be disclosed one by one. It was noted that the report did not include the reasons on which the findings that Kozinoğlu died due to heart disease were based.

The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office also requested that the food Kozinoğlu ate in prison be examined.