
Journalist Murat Ağırel, politicians Aylin Kotil and Ömer Sarıgül were detained within the scope of an investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
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Some names were detained within the framework of an investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
Our newspaper's writer Murat Ağırel, politicians Aylin Kotil and Ömer Sarıgül were detained in the morning.
While a detention order was issued for Emir Sarıgül, the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that the allegations against Mustafa Sarıgül would be sent to the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
Sarıgül, in his statement after what happened, said, "The issue is a commercial business dispute." he said.
MUSTAFA SARIGÜL: "THE SUBJECT IS A COMMERCIAL BUSINESS DISPUTE"
Stating that his family members will share information and documents regarding the incident under investigation with the authorities, Mustafa Sarıgül said, "My family members will share all information and documents regarding the incident within the scope of investigation with the investigation authorities. I want the presumption of innocence to be respected in this process."
Sarıgül's full statement is as follows:
"The statements of my family members are being taken within the scope of an investigation that has been initiated. The process is still ongoing. The issue is a commercial business dispute. The allegations made by the other party are unreal. The source and authenticity of the documents are questionable.
They also applied to Journalist Mr. Murat Ağırel to have his unfounded allegations regarding this issue covered before the investigation begins. I learned that journalist Mr. Murat Ağırel was detained within the scope of the investigation while investigating the truth of the incident.
My family members will share all information and documents regarding the incident under investigation with the investigation authorities. The process continues. In this process, I want the presumption of innocence, that is, the need for no one to be treated as guilty or tainted until the verdict against them is finalized, to be respected.
It is announced to the public with respect."
TİMUR SOYKAN: "MURAT WAS INVESTIGATING THE CLAIMS"
Journalist Timur Soykan stated that our writer Murat Ağırel investigated the allegations against the Sarıgül family and met with the family's lawyer.
Soykan stated that a person named Sinan Çampınar reached Ağırel and made various allegations, our writer Ağırel requested documents and both parties accused each other of fraud.
Stating that Ağırel postponed publishing the news because he did not find the documents in his possession sufficient, Soykan made evaluations about the journalist's research process.
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