
While the statements of the screenwriters were being taken within the scope of the investigation of former MİT officer Kâşif Kozinoğlu, remarkable claims about the past of Kurtlar Vadisi came from actor Nevzat Yakışırboy.
Following the statement of the screenwriters of Kurtlar Vadisi in the Kâşif Kozinoğlu investigation, Nevzat Yakışırboy, who played 'Nevzat' in the series, claimed that director Osman Exam was threatened by FETO and left the series.
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While the investigation into the death of former MİT officer Kâşif Kozinoğlu continues, allegations regarding the past of the Kurtlar Vadisi TV series are also coming to the fore.
Within the scope of the investigation carried out into the death of former MİT officer Kâşif Kozinoğlu, the screenwriters of the "Kurtlar Vadisi" series, Raci Şaşmaz, Bahadır Özdener and Cüneyt Aysan, testified as "informed", bringing striking allegations about the history of the series to the agenda again.
Following the scriptwriters' statement to the prosecutor's office, actor Nevzat Yakışırboy, who played the character "Nevzat" in the production, made a remarkable post on his social media account. Yakışırboy claimed that director Osman Exam was threatened by FETO members regarding the period when he left the series.
"OH MY MASTER OSMAN, WHY DID YOU NOT TELL ME EVERYTHING?"
In his post, Nevzat Yakışırboy argued that Osman Exam refused to cooperate with the organization and said, "Osman Exam did not want to walk with FETO members." The actor, who also took part in the exam, commented, "Oh, Osman teacher, why didn't you tell me everything? They made you a kolpa and you ate it, they can't cut a chicken."
RACİ ŞAŞMAZ'S STATEMENT IS ON THE AGENDA AGAIN
Following Yakışırboy's statements, the details of the statement given by screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz within the scope of the investigation also emerged. Şaşmaz stated in his statement that Osman Exam wanted to intervene in the scenario process and give his opinion, but he did not accept this as he found it harmful.
Şaşmaz stated that Exam told him that he was threatened after his request was rejected, and stated that the master director wanted to transfer the project, citing his children, and this is how the separation took place.

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