In the money laundering case, the Polat couple is after their companies.

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The trial of 28 defendants, including Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, who are accused of money laundering, is ongoing.

The trial of 28 defendants, including Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, who were arrested on charges of money laundering and are facing up to 40 years in prison, is ongoing after Dilan Polat was released in a provisional ruling. The second hearing of the case is being held at the Anadolu Courthouse's 2nd Criminal Court of First Instance in Kartal.

For the 28 defendants, 4 of whom are in custody, including Dilan and Engin Polat, a sentence of 20 to 40 years in prison was requested for the crimes of 'Establishing and managing an organization for the purpose of committing a crime', 'Money laundering of assets derived from crime', and 'Violation of the law on organizing betting and games of chance in football and other sports competitions'. In its interim ruling, the court decided to release the detained defendants Engin Polat, Sezgin Polat, Alper Kürşat Polat, and Ahmet Gün.

In the second hearing of the case at the Anadolu 2nd Criminal Court of First Instance, Dilan Polat, Engin Polat, Sezgin Polat, Kürşat Polat, Sıla Doğu, and Can Doğu attended. Some defendants who are not in custody and their lawyers were also present in the courtroom. The hearing started around 10:30 AM.

DEFENDANTS WERE GIVEN THE FLOOR

After the witnesses were heard, the presiding judge also gave the defendants the right to speak. Defendant Sıla Doğu stated, "We do not know anyone. As for the allegations, we did not go to Cyprus for three days. We have not even seen the face of Derkan Başer they mentioned. My health is not good. I request the lifting of the measures and my acquittal."

THE POLAT COUPLE REQUESTED THE RETURN OF THEIR COMPANIES

Engin Polat also stated that he does not know anyone, saying, "We are confident in ourselves. Our branches have been seized. We want to return to our business and the return of our companies." Defendant Dilan Polat also said, "I swear on my honor, dignity, and my children, I do not know any of them. We are struggling a lot. I request the lifting of the measures."