
Hakan Aysal, who was convicted for allegedly killing his wife by throwing her off the cliff, was released after an appeal.
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Hakan Aysal was imprisoned for 6 years for the incident that occurred one month before his life insurance expired in 2018. Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals, Ömer Taş, presented a justification for his objection, showing that there was no sufficient, definitive and convincing evidence for Aysal's conviction. It is stated that Semra Aysal is 7 months pregnant.
Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, Ömer Taş, cited the lack of sufficient, unquestionable, definitive and convincing evidence for Aysal's conviction as the reason for his objection.
THEY APPEARED ON CHANNEL D SCREEN
Mehmet Buğra Çiçek, the lawyer of Hakan Aysal, who allegedly killed his wife by throwing her off the cliffs, was interviewed in the program 'Neler O prolific Hayat' broadcast on Kanal D. Lawyer Çiçek said that he did not believe his client was guilty.
Semra Aysal family's lawyer, Kerem Özgen, reacted harshly to the release decision. Expressing the family's surprise, Özgen drew attention to the reaction caused by the decision, which came after years of searching for justice.
'WHO SHOULD WE TRUST?'
Semra Aysal's brother, Naim Yolcu, also touched upon the events of his brother's last hours. Yolcu, who stated that her 7-month-pregnant sister waited hungry and thirsty for hours with slippers on her feet, rebelled against what happened. The passenger asked, “Why do you keep a 7-month pregnant person there for 3 hours?” He expressed his reaction with these words.
The incident, which took place in 2018, just one month before the life insurance was due to expire, came to the fore again as one of the most discussed details of the file.
Hakan Aysal, who was in prison for 6 years, was released.
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A decision may be taken regarding the objection of the Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
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