Taylan Kulaçoğlu has passed away
Taylan Kulaçoğlu, who suffered a brain hemorrhage on September 7, has passed away in the hospital where he had been receiving treatment for some time. Kulaçoğlu had been detained multiple times in the past due to RedHack investigations and the "İsimsizler Hareketi" (Movement of the Nameless).
Taylan Kulaçoğlu suffered a brain hemorrhage on September 7. His lawyer, Tamer Doğan, stated in a post that day, "I have learned that my friend and client Taylan Kulaçoğlu has been taken to intensive care due to a brain hemorrhage. Taylan is a resilient person who has overcome many difficulties, and I believe he will overcome this as well." However, Doğan announced in a statement today that Kulaçoğlu has passed away.
HE WAS DETAINED IN THE REDHACK INVESTIGATION
Kulaçoğlu was detained in 2013 as part of the RedHack investigation. Following the procedures, he was released with a travel ban. He was detained again in 2016 within the scope of the same case, and a lawsuit was filed against him.
HE WAS ARRESTED DUE TO THE "MOVEMENT OF THE NAMELESS"
Kulaçoğlu, who was detained again in 2020 due to the "Movement of the Nameless" (İsimsizler Hareketi) he initiated on social media, was released after spending 7 months in prison during this process. However, he was prohibited from leaving Balıkesir.
SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS WERE CITED AS REASON
Kulaçoğlu was detained and arrested numerous times due to social media posts he made during different periods.
News Source: 12punto
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