Onur Obut did not admit guilt in the death of Russian biker Tatyana Ozolina
A Turkish court sentenced the culprit of the accident to 2 years and 11 months in prison
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- Onur Obut, found guilty of the death of Russian motorcyclist Tatyana Ozolina in Turkey, refused to admit guilt and pay compensation to the family of the deceased.
- The court sentenced him to 2 years 11 months in prison and deprived him of his driver's license for a year.
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Why It Matters
Tatyana Ozolina died in an accident in Turkey in 2024. The examination established that Onur Obut crashed into Ozolina’s motorcycle after she braked for the tractor.
ISTANBUL, October 3 – RIA Novosti. Onur Obut, who was guilty of the death of Russian biker Tatyana Ozolina, did not admit his guilt and refused to compensate the family of the deceased, Ozolina’s family lawyer Ali Shan told RIA Novosti.
A court in Turkey sentenced Obut, who was found guilty in the death of a Russian biker in 2024, to 2 years and 11 months in prison, RIA Novosti Shan reported earlier on Saturday.
“According to the experts’ report, the fault for the accident lies with Obut. Despite this, the accused did not admit his guilt, did not repent, and refused to compensate for moral and material damage to Tatyana’s family,” the lawyer said.
According to him, the court revoked Obut's driver's license for one year.
According to the expert report, which was reviewed by RIA Novosti, Ozolina applied the brakes because of the tractor, which suddenly braked in front of her. Obut, who was riding a motorcycle behind Ozolina, crashed into a Russian woman’s motorcycle, and she died as a result of the collision.
Open Questions
- Will there be an appeal against the court decision?
