
Witness Osman Aksu in the investigation into the death of former MİT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu claimed that director Osman Exam was threatened by Enver Altaylı.
Osman Aksu, a witness in the investigation into the death of former MİT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu, claimed that director Osman Exam was threatened by FETO convict Enver Altaylı.
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Kaşif Kozinoğlu is a former MİT officer who died in prison. The investigation into the incident continues.
The investigation into the death of former MİT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison continues.
"THREAT" CLAIM
Osman Aksu, whose statement was taken as a witness within the scope of the file, claimed that Osman Exam, the first director of the Kurtlar Vadisi TV series, was threatened by FETO convict and former MİT member Enver Altaylı.
According to TRT News reporter Büşra Çelik, Osman Aksu said in his statement that he came to Istanbul with his friend named Tahsin in 2004 and they were sitting in a room, and at that time the director Osman Exam entered the room and he was in a bad mood.
“EITHER LEAVE THE SERIES OR CHANGE THE FORMAT”
Osman Aksu; He stated that Tahsin and Osman Exam were friends and that he was also in the room. Osman emphasized that Exam was in a bad mood and stated that Exam told his friend Tahsin that he was threatened by Enver Altaylı.

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