Suspected Poison Found in Body of Former Turkish Intel Officer
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Breaking news - The Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office will object to two assessments in the Forensic Medicine Institute's report regarding the death of MIT (National Intelligence Organization) member Kaşif Kozinoğlu in Silivri Prison. The Forensic Medicine Institute's report, dated November 3, 2026, states that when Kozinoğlu was transferred to Silivri State Hospital...
The analysis of samples taken from the grave of former MIT (National Intelligence Organization) officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu, as part of the investigation into his suspicious death, has been completed. The Forensic Medicine Institute's First Expert Board has been asked to provide its opinion for a final assessment.
An examination of the grave of Kaşif Kozinoğlu, a former intelligence officer who was arrested in the FETÖ-orchestrated Ergenekon plot and died in prison, has been completed 15 years later. Samples revealed high levels of antimony in hair, nails, and bone tissue, although this level was not present in the soil. These findings have revived suspicions of poisoning. Here are the details...
The Forensic Medicine Institute (ATK) 1st Specialization Board's report dated November 3, 2026, stated that Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who died in Silivri Prison in 2011, died from heart disease. The report indicated that there was no medical evidence to suggest that Kozinoğlu died from poisoning or traumatic injury.
According to the report prepared by the 1st Specialization Board of the Forensic Medicine Institute, there is no medical evidence to suggest that Kozinoğlu died from beating, other traumatic effects, or poisoning; his death was determined to have been caused by heart disease.
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