
Selahattin Yılmaz, who has been detained for about 13 months on the allegation of preparing an armed attack against Aziz İhsan Aktaş, was released from Silivri Prison yesterday after the completion of the execution procedures and visited MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli after his release.
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Selahattin Yılmaz and Cem Duman are two defendants who are being detained on the allegation of preparing an armed attack against Aziz İhsan Aktaş. According to a previous decision, it was decided to continue their detention.
Selahattin Yılmaz, who was detained for approximately 13 months on the grounds that he was preparing an armed attack against Aziz İhsan Aktaş, was released from Silivri Prison yesterday after the execution procedures were completed. After his release, Yılmaz visited MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli in his office.
Last Friday, the release decision was made for Yılmaz and Cem Duman, following an objection to their detention. While Duman was released after the decision, Yılmaz remained in prison because he was convicted in another case. Thus, the release decision was given four days later for the two defendants, whose detention was decided to continue in the first hearing of the case.

Former intelligence officer and FETO convict Enver Altaylı, who is detained in Silivri Prison, was brought to Silivri Courthouse to testify within the scope of the investigation into the suspicious death of former MİT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who died in 2011. Altaylı again denied that he was the owner of the letters attributed to him and claimed that the integrity of the digital materials had been compromised.

The 100th hearing regarding the 'abuse of power' case of Ekrem İmamoğlu and other defendants was held at Büyükçekmece 21st Criminal Court of First Instance. İmamoğlu argued that the case was politicized and was an issue not related to the car. The hearing was postponed to October 23 for the defense of the other defendants to be heard.

Actor Emin Olcay, who played the character 'Ömer Baba' in the TV series Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu, testified within the scope of the investigation into Kozinoğlu's death and stated that he would only give his statement by speaking at the entrance of the courthouse. After his statement, he said that he was telling what he saw and knew, and that the blood of the brave men should not remain on the ground. Within the scope of the investigation, 1 out of 10 suspects was arrested and 9 were released; In addition, 9 more suspects were detained. The judgeship issued an arrest warrant for some suspects and decided to impose judicial control measures on some of them. Additionally, a burial ceremony was carried out to determine the exact cause of Kozinoğlu's death. The scriptwriters of the TV series Kurtlar Vadisi were also called to testify as 'informed'.

As a result of an 8-month investigation under the coordination of the Bodrum Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the organized crime group was exposed. 12 suspects were caught in simultaneous operations in Bodrum, Zonguldak, Şanlıurfa, İzmir and Adana. Activity of 619 million TL was detected in the suspects' accounts. During the searches, goods such as blank bill books, filled bills, checks, shotguns, pistols and mobile phones were seized.

Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office stated that Enver Altaylı, who testified within the scope of the investigation of the intentional murder of Kaşif Kozinoğlu, said to the responsible prosecutor, 'Take care of yourself, you are young, who are you, we will meet with you one day, we will settle accounts.' Because he said, he started an investigation ex officio for threatening a public official. Altaylı could not testify at first due to his health problems, but then he was brought to the Silivri Courthouse and his statement was taken, and he was arrested on the charge of 'intentional incitement to murder'.

Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, in the investigation of the intentional murder of Kaşif Kozinoğlu, suspect Enver Altaylı said to a prosecutor during his statement: 'Take care of yourself, you are young, who are you, we will meet with you one day, we will settle accounts.' He started an investigation ex officio on the grounds that he threatened a public official with his words. Altaylı could not testify before due to health problems and was convicted in the case in which he was tried within the scope of FETO. After his statement was completed, the criminal judgeship of peace issued an arrest warrant.