Kenan Doğulu shares drug test results
Singer Kenan Doğulu has announced that the test he underwent at a Ministry of Health-approved laboratory, in response to allegations of drug use, returned negative. Doğulu stated that he expects similar results from his other analyses.
Singer Kenan Doğulu, one of the famous names detained as part of a drug operation, made a statement on his personal social media account following the allegations that appeared in the media.
Within the scope of the investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, tests were performed on 13 people, including Doğulu, using blood and hair samples. The prepared report stated that the toxicology results for 11 people, including Doğulu, were 'positive'.
Doğulu, who is at the center of the controversy, announced that he had voluntarily undergone urine, blood, and hair tests at a different Ministry of Health-approved laboratory. The famous singer announced that the urine analysis has been concluded and returned 'negative'. Doğulu also emphasized his confidence in the testing process with the statement, "I would like to share that I have no hesitation that the blood and hair analyses will result in the same way."
In his statement, Doğulu also said, "My faith in justice is complete; I believe with all my heart that this process will be clarified as soon as possible and the truth will emerge."
While the developments have found wide repercussions in the public eye, the other tests are also expected to be concluded soon.
News Source: 12punto
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