Feyza Altun's testimony in the 'Ahbaplar criminal organization' investigation revealed
Lawyer Feyza Altun, who gave a statement to the prosecutor's office as part of the "Ahbaplar criminal organization" investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, stated that she was sad and angry about the allegations subject to the investigation, saying, "I am deeply regretful to be associated in one way or another with this disgrace."
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Giving a statement to the prosecutor's office as part of the "Ahbaplar criminal organization" investigation, lawyer Feyza Altun said, "Before expressing my feelings, I first want to state that I am emotionally very sad, uncomfortable, and angry. I felt angry and sad as I heard what was done or what was alleged. It was something I never expected."
Stating that they appreciated the association's work during the earthquake period, Altun said, "In the chaotic environment that emerged at that time, we appreciated the work of this association in order to be useful. Our goal was to show good faith regarding an organization that we thought would be beneficial to those in need or to people who had been victimized."
"At this point, I see that this was a mistake"
Regarding her social media post in which she expressed her trust in state institutions, Altun said, "I shared the tweet you asked me about, which concerned trust in state institutions, with these feelings. At this point, I see that this was a mistake."
Expressing her discomfort at being associated with the association within the scope of the investigation, Altun said, "I am deeply regretful to be associated in one way or another with this disgrace."
"I did not make a donation call, nor did I make a donation"
Stating that she did not make any donation calls and did not make any donations herself, Altun said, "I had not made a donation call, nor had I made a donation. I have had no financial relationship [with them]."
Stating that her relationship with the association was limited to social media posts, Altun said, "Only the field work I saw on social media had inspired good ideas in me."