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Explorer Kozinoğlu died in Silivri Prison in 2011 while he was detained within the scope of the Ergenekon case. Turgay Tamer was included as a suspect in the investigation into this death.
The investigation into the death of Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who died in Silivri prison in 2011 while he was detained in the Ergenekon case, continues.
Turgay Tamer, who was detained within the scope of the investigation and later released with judicial control measures, was found dead in his home.
Turgay Tamer was detained in the second wave operation of the investigation. He was released with an "exit ban" on charges of "being a member of a terrorist organization" and "intentional murder".
It was learned that Turgay Tamer was working as a campus doctor in the prison where Kaşif Kozinoğlu was detained at that time. It was noted that Tamer was not informed that Explorer Kozinoğlu's health condition was deteriorating and therefore he did not provide any medical intervention to Kozinoğlu.
On the other hand, it was learned that Turgay Tamer currently has some health problems and therefore has not been able to practice his profession as a doctor for a while.
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Former prison campus doctor Turgay Tamer was found dead in his home in Büyükçekmece, Istanbul. Tamer's death, found by his wife, was considered suspicious, and his body was referred to the Forensic Medicine Institute. Tamer had come to the fore with the Kaşif Kozinoğlu investigation in the past.

It was determined that Turgay Tamer, who was found motionless at home by his wife returning from abroad, died. The body of Tamer, who was known to be diabetic, was sent to the Forensic Medicine Institute for autopsy.

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