Adana judge suspended over bribery, blackmail, and drug party: Allegedly had 'spells' cast on judges and prosecutors
New scandals have emerged regarding Adana Judge Gül A., who was dismissed by the Ministry of Justice, and her partner, former prosecutor Fatih Aslan, who fled abroad. It is alleged that Gül A., who accepted millions of liras in bribes, gave photos of lawyers, prosecutors, and judges she disliked at the courthouse to occultists to have "spells" cast on them to ensure their failure.
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A new development has occurred regarding Adana Judge Gül A., who was dismissed by the Ministry of Justice, and her partner, former prosecutor Fatih Aslan, who fled abroad.
According to a report by Mustafa Balcı from Halk TV, Gül A., who accepted millions of liras in bribes, gave photos of lawyers, prosecutors, and judges she disliked at the courthouse to occultists to have "spells" cast on them to ensure their failure.
ALSO SOUGHT SUPPORT FROM A 'SPIRIT MEDIUM' TO ESCAPE INVESTIGATION
According to information included in the investigation file, it was revealed that Judge Gül A., who held drug parties using methamphetamine she obtained from the judicial evidence locker, had a 'sorcerer' in every city where she served and consulted these individuals for many cases in which she was indecisive. Gül A., who sent her friends to occultists, also sought support from 'spirit mediums' to avoid punishment in the HSK investigation conducted against her.
'MAKING PLANS TO FLEE TO GEORGIA'
According to the report, it was understood that after realizing the allegations against her would come to light, Gül A. made preparations to flee to Georgia, contacted some Turkish businesspeople there to seek support for opening a casino and restaurant in that country, and sought ways to launder money.
It was revealed that the person who cleared her husband, a deputy governor whose name was mentioned in the 'FETÖ' investigation, was prosecutor Fatih Aslan, with whom Altınok was complicit. Former Edirne prosecutor Fatih Aslan had fled abroad during the trial process.