Professor Nightmare's death list of 20: He allegedly provided 'tactics' for disposal!

The indictment has been completed against Psychiatrist Prof. Dr. Süleyman Salih Zoroğlu, publicly known as Professor Nightmare, who is accused of administering the drug ketamine to child patients between the ages of 7 and 17 and manipulating them into accusing their families of sexual abuse. The 151-page indictment reveals that the nightmare the professor inflicted upon children and their families is even greater than previously thought.

Timur Soykan from BirGün has shared striking information from the indictment following the events he previously brought to light.

Here is Soykan's report:

"The indictment includes 21 child victims. Some of these children describe Salih Zoroğlu having a death list.

One of the patients to whom Salih Zoroğlu mentioned the death list is 16-year-old Ahmet (name changed). The professor accuses Ahmet's mother, a literature teacher, of sexual abuse. Ahmet's father provided the prosecutor's office with an audio recording of the first session between Salih Zoroğlu and his son. He had obtained this recording from Zoroğlu.

‘I HAVE A LIST OF 10 PEOPLE’

Zoroğlu, who frequently used profanity, slang, and highly explicit sexual language, continued after telling Ahmet that his mother was 'the Devil':

“If she had come here alone without anyone else, I would have killed her... At least I would have made her confess; she is a creature devoid of all human values, I realized she is not human, she is a devil...

I believe the real solution to this matter is for them to be killed... These are just some of them, I have a list of 10 people, that woman (referring to Ahmet's mother) is also on the list, I swear to you they will be killed if they don't receive a sentence from the court, I swear to you they will be killed, I have a team, they won't even realize it, no one will hear a thing…”

In another part of the audio recording, Zoroğlu says, “You should be given a weapon, you should be the one to deliver the punishment.”

THE PUNISHMENT IS DEATH

An audio recording of Salih Zoroğlu's session with a 15-year-old child named Ayşe (name changed) was also included in the indictment. Zoroğlu first claimed to Ayşe that her father, and then her mother, had sexually abused her. Finally, he accused her older brother as well. In one part of this recording, which is filled with extreme, disturbing sexual descriptions and profanity, he says:

“So that means she deserves death now... Learn the tactics for killing İ. (Ayşe's mother) later. When you go to pet a dog, take care of it and come back.”

In a voice message Zoroğlu sent to Ayşe regarding her brother, he says:

“The worst in the house is first T. (the brother), second is İ. (the mother), third is C. (the father)... Your so-called brother, but don't even call him brother anymore, he is playing games like a pest drinking water and is slandering... The punishment in reality is death, just like the other two, but we are not in such a legal order...”

NAMES TO BE KILLED!

Salih Zoroğlu also sent the following message to 15-year-old Ayşe, who was a 'project patient' he would bring into other patients' sessions:

"The mother and father of this girl, the parents of D., the parents of E., the mother and brother of F., the grandmother, grandfather, father, aunt, and uncle of M. MUST BE KILLED for there to be any chance. Since that is impossible..."

In a voice recording of Salih Zoroğlu made for Ayşe and found at the clinic, he says:

“İ. (Ayşe's mother) will be eliminated. Right now there were 14 or 15 people on my list. Including C. (Ayşe's father) and the others, it becomes 16-17. But I forgot, was C. (Ayşe's father) on the list? It's either 16 or 17. Look, I'm even saying the name, I will have T. B. (referring to one of Ayşe's personalities) kill İ. (Ayşe's mother). So let her do something to you if she can.”

CORPSE DISPOSAL TACTICS

In her statement complaining about Salih Zoroğlu, Ayşe said the following regarding the death list:

“He also had a list of people to be killed. He supposedly has a list of people he will kill who harass his patients. My mother, father, and brother are also on it. There are nearly 20 people on this list. Also, Elif's (name changed) father is on it. He told me, “Your father did these things to you, I have a list of people to be killed, I added them too, I will grab one and kill them.” One day when I was under the influence of ketamine, he was saying, “When you kill someone, if you throw the bodies into these acids, nothing will be left inside.”

‘LET YOUR MOTHER PUT POISON IN YOUR FATHER'S SOUP’

It is alleged that Salih Zoroğlu also directed his 16-year-old patient Elif (name changed) to commit murder.

In her statement complaining about Salih Zoroğlu, Elif said:

“He explained methods to neutralize my father. He told me to have him put in prison. He said I could poison him, that it wouldn't be noticed, that I could use my mother for this, that I could give it to him as food, and that they had a list of 13 people to be killed...”

Elif's mother provided more detailed information in her statement:

“Salih Zoroğlu made statements to my daughter such as, ‘There is a poison, if we cannot overcome your father in any way, we can kill him with this poison. This poison does not show up in the blood in any way. The Forensic Medicine cannot detect it. Ahmet (a psychologist working at the clinic) can obtain this poison.’ When I learned this, I went to the doctor and argued... Later, my daughter said the doctor offered her, ‘If I give you the poison, let your mother put it in the soup and give it to your father, this way he will be gone, we won't have to deal with it.’ I refused, saying this meant becoming a murderer; I was shocked. With the ketamine the doctor gave and the pressure and suggestions in the sessions, my daughter had come completely under the doctor's control. My daughter said, ‘If you don't do it, I will.’”

A SUBSTANCE SOLD IN INDIA

Salih Zoroğlu had accused 16-year-old Beyza's (name changed) mother, father, and brother of sexual abuse. In her statement to the prosecutor's office after Zoroğlu was arrested, Beyza explained the following:

“During the session, Salih Hoca told me that there is no justice in Turkey, that even if I complained about my family, they could be released with money, and therefore, when I turned 18 and could stand on my own two feet, I could buy a substance called ‘P…’ sold in India and put it in my mother's and father's drink to kill them, and that I could get rid of them that way. He also said that with the current technology in Turkey, this substance would not reveal the cause of death, meaning no one would suspect me and the police wouldn't be able to catch me.”

‘THE DOCTOR WILL BUY A KNIFE, I WILL KILL MY BROTHER’

Salih Zoroğlu's youngest patient was Kemal (name changed), who was only 7 years old. According to the indictment, Salih Zoroğlu took this child into a session alone and told him that his father and brother had sexually abused him. One day, Kemal said to his father, “Dad, Dr. Salih will buy me a knife from Trendyol and I will kill my brother.” The father was horrified. The doctor refused to meet with him.

Another patient of Salih Zoroğlu, a girl, also recounted that the doctor talked about killing her family.

EXPERT REPORT

The prosecutor's office sent the sessions, audio recordings, and messages regarding this matter to a panel of experts consisting of psychiatry professors and requested a report. The professors on the panel wrote the following in their report:

“In his interviews with children and adolescents, he engaged in emotional abuse to a degree that could cause serious problems for the child, with statements reaching as far as killing people in the immediate circle, primarily the parents.”

‘IT STEMS FROM ME WANTING THEM TO DIE’

When asked about the death list during his interrogation by the prosecutor on September 14, 2023, Salih Zoroğlu was asked, “Explain your statements in your messages about preparing a death list and that there are people who should be killed.” He replied: “It stems from me wanting the families who molest their children to die. I made mistakes and used wrong words due to sudden psychological crises caused by the events. I am aware that I should not have sent such messages to the child who is my patient.” Zoroğlu argued that some children made statements about killing their families, and that he said such things to soften them and postpone their ideas.