
Journalist Murat Ağırel explained the sexist and insulting social media posts about his wife, stated that he would file a criminal complaint and hoped that the Police would catch the attacker.
AI-generated summary
Journalist Murat Ağırel stated that he was the target of systematic attacks after he previously disclosed the Gökçek file.
Our newspaper's writer Murat Ağırel's wife was the target of an ugly attack on social media.
On the X platform, sexist posts were made against Ağırel's life partner.
AĞIREL SHARED IT ONE BY ONE
Murat Ağırel shared screenshots of the posts in question, called the Police and announced that he would file a criminal complaint.
"I HOPE THE SECURITY FINDS THIS PERSON BEFORE ME"
Ağırel, who disclosed the posts on his personal X account, said, "Of course I will file a criminal complaint. But I hope the police find this person before me."
Ağırel used the following statements:
"'Murat was caught selling his wife on the set of that TV series.'
'Murat's wife was punished for prostitution.'
They have previously shared rape-related posts against my children that are unimaginable.
Now my life partner is the target.
So who did this?
Niyazi Canbaz, who uses the nickname 'Abese İrca'. His drug file and history are also evident. I will submit these documents to the relevant authorities when necessary.
So what's the reason?
Journalism.
After explaining the Gökçek file, I am the target of a systematic attack. They insulted, swore, slandered. I recorded everything that has been done so far, one by one, and brought it to the prosecutor's office.
But this time another limit was crossed. Check out the posts.
'Murat was caught selling his wife on the set of that TV series.' 'Murat's wife was punished for prostitution.'
With the posts of this immoral person, apparatus calling themselves journalists targeted me throughout the day.
Of course I will file a criminal complaint. But I promise you, I hope the police find this person before me."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will identify and arrest the person identified as Niyazi Canbaz.
Likely · Within days
The social media platform will suspend or remove the account associated with violent and insulting content.
Possible · Within weeks

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