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Kerem Kilic is a Turkish actor known for his roles in series such as “Ezel,” “The Covenant,” “The Founder Osman,” and the 2010 film “The Farewell.”
Turkish media reported that friends of the actor went to his home after losing contact with him for several days, and found him lying motionless on a sofa in the living room, before medical teams confirmed his death.
It was reported that the initial examination showed bruises in the eyes, arms and legs, while forensic investigations and examinations are still underway to determine the cause and circumstances of death.
A friend of the actor told police that he was suffering from lymphoma, and that she had lost contact with him since Thursday. There were reports of information circulating about finding “materials” inside the house, but no official announcement has yet been issued specifying the cause of death or linking these materials to the incident.
Kılıç is considered one of the well-known faces in Turkish drama and cinema. He participated in several works, including “Ezel,” “The Covenant,” and “The Founder Othman,” and he also portrayed the character of Salih Bozok in the movie “The Farewell” in 2010.
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An official autopsy report determining the cause of death will be issued within weeks
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