Release in the case involving threats against Minguzzi's family
The court has delivered its verdict in the case regarding threats made against the family of Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi, who lost his life in a knife attack in Kadıköy. Çınar Diril was sentenced to 5 years and 3 months in prison, while Barış Ayata received a 2-year and 3-month prison sentence.
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The verdict was announced in the threat case heard at the Bakırköy 8th Criminal Court of First Instance, where Çınar Diril and Barış Ayata were on trial.
Çınar Diril was sentenced to a total of 5 years and 3 months in prison for the crimes of threat and insult and was released. Barış Ayata was sentenced to 2 years and 3 months in prison for the crime of praising a crime and a criminal.
The court stated that an examination of Çınar Diril's computer revealed traces related to the threat messages.
However, it could not be determined how these traces were formed. Diril denied the accusations, arguing that he was unaware that his computer had been formatted and that he did not send the threat messages himself.
WITNESS TESTIMONIES AND DEFENSES
Y.B.T., who was heard as a witness at the hearing, stated that Çınar Diril did not send the threat messages.
Y.B.T. stated that they operated a game server with Çınar and that the threat messages came from foreign numbers, adding that Çınar would not do such a thing.
The court acquitted Barış Ayata of the charge of threat while ruling for the continuation of judicial control measures.
The indictment included allegations regarding posts made by Ayata on social media and claims that Çınar Diril sent threat messages via Discord.
The incident began on January 24, 2025, with the stabbing death of Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi in Kadıköy.
The posts made by Barış Ayata on social media and the messages containing threats formed the basis of the case. The court reached its decision while determining the defendants' sentences on the grounds that they posed a danger to public order.