Emre Aşık's ex-wife Yağmur Sarnıç released: Cryptic post immediately after leaving prison
Yağmur Sarnıç, who was accused of hiring a hitman to kill her ex-husband Emre Aşık and received a finalized prison sentence for assaulting Gendarmerie officers during a traffic stop in Düzce, had been arrested and sent to prison. Following her release, Sarnıç made notable posts on her social media account as soon as she left the prison.
Yağmur Sarnıç, the ex-wife of footballer Emre Aşık, had received a finalized prison sentence regarding an assault on Gendarmerie officers.
Following a background check conducted at the Beşiktaş District Police Department, where she had gone for passport procedures, it was determined that Sarnıç was wanted by the Düzce Enforcement Office for the crime of 'harboring a criminal'.
Sarnıç was taken into custody and sent to Bakırköy Women's Prison.
"THE AMAZON WOMAN IS BACK"
According to the report on Kanal D Haber, Yağmur Sarnıç has been released. Immediately after her release, Yağmur Sarnıç went on a city tour in her vehicle, filming videos while playing music at full volume.

While it is a matter of curiosity who Yağmur Sarnıç was addressing with these words, no statement was made regarding the release decision, even though İbrahim Konar attempted to contact Sarnıç and her lawyer.
ALLEGED TO HAVE HIRED A HITMAN
Yağmur Sarnıç had also remained in the spotlight for a long time over allegations that she hired a hitman to have her ex-husband Emre Aşık killed. Allegations had emerged that Sarnıç had made plans with Erdi Sungur and Baycan Şenürek.
News Source: 12punto
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