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Striking claim about Olcay Kılavuz from Sinan Ateş's friend Zengin: 'He is afraid of being killed'

Ömer Zengin, a friend of the late former Ülkü Ocakları President Sinan Ateş, who lost his life in an armed attack, has made a new and highly controversial claim regarding former MHP MP Olcay Kılavuz, whose name has been mentioned in the murder case. Zengin stated that Kılavuz is afraid of being killed by high-ranking MHP figures.

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Ömer Zengin, a friend of Sinan Ateş who also testified in the investigation regarding the assassination, was attacked in Germany.

Sharing on his social media account, Ömer Zengin stated that he was attacked by 4 people, suffered some swelling on his head, and would not be able to attend the program.

Zengin later joined the "Nasıl Olacak" program on Halk TV via phone and made striking statements regarding the Sinan Ateş murder.

"KILAVUZ IS THE KEY FIGURE"

Stating that he does not believe Olcay Kılavuz was the instigator of the murder, Ömer Zengin said that Kılavuz is a key figure in terms of shedding light on the murder and that his testimony should be sought.

"HE IS AFRAID OF BEING KILLED"

Claiming that Kılavuz is afraid of being killed, Zengin said, "Olcay is afraid of being killed by İzzet Ulvi Yönter and Semih Yalçın.

Olcay is the key figure in the murder. Below him are the street-level dealers, the hitmen.

The anatomy of the murder begins after Olcay. It goes from Olcay to the police department, police chiefs, and the Ministry of Interior," he said.

"HE THINKS HIS TURN WILL NOT COME"

Responding to the question from former Minister of Culture Fikri Sağlar, "Is Semih Yalçın the person who gives the orders to kill?", Ömer Zengin said the following:

"This is a solved murder. Even a child on the street knows how this murder happened. They have a ton of mafia bosses in their hands. They will pin it on someone somehow.

But I am one hundred percent sure that Olcay is afraid. He is trying to clear his conscience. He is trying to explain things to those around him, saying I have no guilt, no sin.

He does not think this murder investigation will go all the way to the top; he thinks his turn will not come.