Last footage of Kaşif Kozinoğlu in his cell revealed: 14 minutes of darkness draw attention

In the reopened investigation into the death of former MIT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison, camera recordings from the day of his death have become the focus of the file. It is stated that samples were taken from Kozinoğlu's grave, which was opened as part of the investigation, and that a house arrest order was issued for his cellmate Hasan Atilla Uğur, whose death was recorded as a "natural death, heart attack."

According to the report by Sabah, the security camera footage shows Uğur going down to the common living area and turning off the lights, with the area remaining in darkness for approximately 14 minutes. According to the records, Kozinoğlu and his other cellmate, Hasan Ataman Yıldırım, were walking in the courtyard during this time.

WHAT IS IN THE RECORDS?

After the lights were turned back on, the footage shows Uğur entering and exiting the bathroom and kitchen area, and later sitting at the table to eat. Another image that draws attention in the investigation file is the white object in Hasan Ataman Yıldırım's hand.

It was reported that the moments when Yıldırım entered Kozinoğlu's room before he became ill were also captured on camera. There is no definitive identification yet regarding what the white object seen in the footage is.

After Kozinoğlu became ill and was taken to the hospital, security cameras also captured the moments when Uğur entered Kozinoğlu's cell, took a coffee mug said to belong to him, and washed it in the kitchen area.

It was reported that the prosecutor's office has begun examining the camera footage obtained within the scope of the file. The investigation is said to be continuing with forensic and technical examinations aimed at clarifying the suspicions regarding Kozinoğlu's death.

News Source: 12punto