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The case covers a process in which 436 defendants, including Ekrem İmamoğlu, who was suspended from his duty, were tried. The 104th hearing was held yesterday.
Secret witnesses and complainants were heard at yesterday's 104th hearing of the case in which 436 defendants, 46 of whom were detained, including Ekrem İmamoğlu, who was suspended from his duty, were tried.
At the hearing held in Silivri by the Istanbul 33rd High Criminal Court, the judge reminded the secret witness Gürgen, who was connected via the SEGBİS system and whose voice and image were changed, in his statement, reminding Ali İhsan Mengir's statements that his companies received approximately 104 million TL of work from Ağaç A.Ş. in 2024 and that a payment of 15 million TL was made for the construction in Ümraniye through Mengiroğlu İnşaat and said, "From where?" Do you remember these numbers? he asked.
THAT'S WHAT WAS TALKED ABOUT
Gürgen replied, “I can't remember.” The judge reminded that Murat Or had stated that he had received money and asked, "Do you have any testimony that you personally saw these?" he asked. Gürgen replied, "I haven't seen anything, but that's what was always said, sir." When the judge said, "This is what was said, what you heard, what you said. I mean, you do not have any testimony regarding the money transaction between Murat Or and Ümit Polat", Gürgen said, "No, there is no." The judge also asked about Ali Sukas' statement that he had exchanged money with Ertan Yıldız through his driver. Gürgen said, "I gave my statement this way because it was discussed in certain environments. He did not tell me. It has been 1.5 years since then. It is not possible for me to remember exactly. I tried to tell as much as I remember."

Ela Rümeysa Cebeci and Steven Sadettin Saran, who were sued by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office for drug or stimulant trafficking, were acquitted by the Istanbul 4th High Criminal Court on the grounds that the elements of the crime were not present. In his defense, Cebeci denied the accusations and answered the message and photo questions about Cem Yılmaz.

The Constitutional Court decided that the one-month ban from profession given to Karatay violated freedom of expression and annulled the disciplinary penalty in the absence of a legal basis. At the same time, it was decided to pay 200 thousand TL non-pecuniary damages and 40 thousand 487 lira and 60 kuruş trial expenses to musician Sinan Diler due to the trial lasting 13 years.

The Supreme Court of England sent a witness summons to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in the case filed against Nebahat İşbilen, alleging that she was defrauded by her former financial advisor Selman Türk. İşbilen says that Türk transferred 750 thousand pounds to Andrew under the pretext of helping with passport procedures. Andrew will appear before the judge on December 15. Andrew, who lost all his titles due to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal in 2019, also came to the fore as the first senior royal member to be detained for the first time since 1647.

A prison sentence between 5 years 2 months and 14 years 10 months was requested for two journalists due to the statements made about Bolat in the program broadcast on Sözcü TV on October 7. Ağırel said that the source of the allegations was the NEW Party and conveyed it as an allegation; Saymaz stated that he only asked Ağırel a question.

Emir Sarıgül, who was arrested on October 21, was released with a judicial control measure in the form of house arrest. In the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 28 people, including Murat Ağırel, his ex-wife Aylin Kotil, his sons Ömer Sarıgül and Emir Sarıgül, and businessman Sofu Altınbaş, were arrested.

Şile Mayor Özgür Kabadayı, in his 5-hour defense rejecting the allegations of bribery and profit processing, stated that the files were applied in the last months of 2024 and that he did not have the sole signature authority. Speaking about the meeting of 26 CHP mayors and Hasan Tozkoparan's demands, Kabadayı stated that he did not pay any money. The prosecutor requested the continued detention of 12 detained defendants.