Talent manager Ayşe Barım, who was on trial for "aiding in the attempt to overthrow the Government of the Republic of Turkey" by allegedly directing artists during the Gezi Park protests and had been in prison for 247 days, appeared before the judge.
Sedat Gül, who filed a complaint against Ayşe Barım, connected to the hearing via SEGBİS.
The informant Gül stated, "I do not remember what I said. I expressed my opinions via social media."
The court panel decided to release Ayşe Barım. Barım has been released from prison.
FIRST IMAGES OF AYŞE BARIM AFTER HER RELEASE
Ayşe Barım was released after 248 days. The first images following her release have also emerged.
According to Sözcü TV reporter Nedim Bayhan, talent manager Ayşe Barım was left in an area outside Silivri Prison without even her lawyers being notified.
Barım, who was taken to the nearest gas station with the help of journalists, was later picked up from there by her relatives.
Ayşe Barım released from prison without notifying her lawyers:
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News Source: 12punto
