Testo Taylan's statement revealed
The police statement of social media influencer Taylan Özgüç Danyıldız, known as 'Testo Taylan,' who was detained for making derogatory and obscene posts targeting women, has been revealed.
Testo Taylan stated that he knew the other suspects detained as part of the investigation, Yasin H. and Uras U., only because they are content creators and that he had no close relationship with them.
According to the report by Enes Geyik from Haber Global, when asked about the video post that is the subject of the investigation, Taylan replied,
“I visit thousands of social media content creators and share videos about their own lives on my account. Regarding the post that is the subject of this investigation, as I just mentioned, I went to their house as a guest and published their spontaneous lives on my social media account with their consent. I went to the house where this video was filmed via the location they sent me upon their invitation. I had never seen this house before; there was no fiction or props prepared by me. I did not give them any role during the filming. They did not give me any role either. There is absolutely no intent to commit any crime in the relevant video. I do not accept the accusations against me. This is all I have to say.”
Social media influencer Taylan Özgüç Danyıldız, known as 'Testo Taylan,' will be referred to the courthouse on March 18 after the completion of his police statement procedures.
News Source: 12punto
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