29.08.2026 14:50
Years later, a new development has occurred in the file regarding the death of former MIT Head of External Operations Department Kasif Kozinoglu, who passed away in Silivri Prison in 2011. It has been learned that the investigation file regarding Kozinoglu's death has been sent to the 'Unsolved Crimes' department for reevaluation. Within the scope of the file, existing information and documents, as well as any new evidence if available, will be evaluated to investigate whether there are any elements of crime in the incident of death.
The death file of Kasif Kozinoglu is being re-examined years later. It has been learned that the file regarding the death of Kozinoglu, the former head of MIT's Foreign Operations Department, who died on November 12, 2011, in Silivri Prison, has been sent to the 'Unsolved Crimes' department.
FILE WILL BE RE-EXAMINED YEARS LATER
Kasif Kozinoglu died after falling ill on November 12, 2011, while he was detained in Silivri Prison. Following Kozinoglu's death, an investigation was launched, and during the process, assessments were made that the death occurred from natural causes. Years later, a new development has occurred in the file regarding Kozinoglu's death. According to information obtained, it was decided to re-evaluate the investigation after examinations conducted on the file.
SENT TO THE 'UNSOLVED CRIMES' DEPARTMENT
The investigation file regarding Kozinoglu's death in prison has been sent to the 'Unsolved Crimes' department for re-evaluation. With this development, the existing information and documents in the file will be re-examined. It was stated that during the review, findings previously included in the investigation file, as well as any new evidence if available, will be evaluated.
With the file being re-examined, it is aimed to investigate Kozinoglu's death in Silivri Prison in all its aspects. The evaluations to be conducted aim to reveal whether there are any criminal elements in the death incident.