The trigger man of the Newborn Gang has become an informant: He was supposed to hit the prosecutor for 100 thousand dollars.

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In Istanbul, Çorlu, and Tekirdağ, a gang known as "Newborn" has been accused of threatening the prosecutor investigating the alleged negligence that led to the deaths of 12 babies unnecessarily admitted to the intensive care unit of a private hospital.

8 SUSPECTS TRANSFERRED TO COURT

As part of the investigation initiated by the Büyükçekmece Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the threats made to the public prosecutor Y.E. in his office while he was conducting an investigation into the illegal profit gained from transferring babies to private hospitals, the procedures of 11 suspects detained by the gendarmerie have been completed. While 3 gendarmerie personnel were released after their procedures, 8 suspects, including 2 lawyers, were transferred to the Büyükçekmece Courthouse.

HE WAS GOING TO HIT THE PROSECUTOR FOR 100 THOUSAND DOLLARS

While a new development occurred in the investigation, it was reported that Mustafa Kemal Zengin, who aimed to hit the prosecutor, has confessed. The hitman reportedly stated that he would receive 100 thousand dollars in exchange for hitting the prosecutor. The confessing hitman Mustafa Kemal Zengin was brought to the courthouse in handcuffs.

UP TO 273 YEARS IN PRISON

For the two doctors, Fırat Sarı and İlker Gönen, who are the leaders of the gang that caused the deaths of 12 babies and injuries to 3 others by transferring babies to contracted hospitals for illegal profit, a prison sentence of up to 273 years has been requested. In the 725-page indictment, it was stated that the suspects Fırat Sarı and İlker Gönen, who are described as the leaders of the organization, should be punished with imprisonment of 180 to 273 years for 10 counts of 'manslaughter by negligence', 'fraud to the detriment of public institutions and organizations', 'establishing an organization for the purpose of committing a crime', and 11 counts of 'forgery in official documents'. For the other suspects, varying prison sentences were requested in the indictment.

WHAT HAPPENED?

While conducting an investigation into the illegal profit gained from transferring babies to private hospitals, on August 30, lawyer A.A, who met with public prosecutor Y.E. first by phone and then in his office, threatened that if some suspects were not released, an assassination would be carried out against the prosecutor and harm could be done to his family. Following this, an investigation was initiated to determine how information about the prosecutor's relatives and their residences was leaked, and a recording device was placed in the prosecutor's office. It was recorded that M.K.Z, who was in contact with lawyer A.A, openly threatened the prosecutor with death. The investigation revealed that the prosecutor's personal and family information had been queried from the system by 3 gendarmerie personnel on a date prior to the threats. In the operation conducted as part of the investigation, 11 people were detained.

Additionally, the indictment prepared regarding 47 suspects, including doctors and nurses, who were found to have acted in collusion with individuals working at the 112 Emergency Call Center to transfer emergency baby patients to pre-agreed private hospitals' newborn units for illegal profit, has been sent to the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.