Ayşe Ateş shares post saying 'she wasn't an adult': What have you been through to involve an 8-year-old girl in your dirty business?
Ayşe Ateş, the wife of former Ülkü Ocakları President Sinan Ateş, who lost his life in an assassination in Ankara, stated in an expert report she shared on her social media account that a person whose information was requested to be collected was not an adult, but an 8-year-old girl.
Sinan Ateş's wife, Ayşe Ateş, made a striking post on X.
Sharing a page from the expert report, Ayşe Ateş said the following:
'WHY ARE YOU COMPLICIT IN THIS CRIME?'
"I deleted the post I shared a few days ago stating, 'I am not the only woman Ahmet Yiğit Yıldırım had followed.' Because I learned that the person whose name was given to collect information was not an adult. She was an 8-year-old girl at the time.
What have you been through to involve an 8-year-old girl in your dirty business?
I am addressing the individuals who provide personal data such as home addresses, real-time locations, etc., to these people:
When something happens to a child, a woman, or another Sinan one day, will your conscience be clear?
Why are you complicit in this crime and sin?"
Birkaç gün önce paylaştığım “Ahmet Yiğit Yıldırım’ın peşine adam taktığı tek kadın ben değilmişim” paylaşımını kaldırdım. Çünkü öğrendim ki adını vererek bilgi toplanmasını istediği kişi yetişkin değilmiş. O günlerde 8 yaşında olan bir kız çocuğuymuş.
— Ayşe Ateş (@ayseatesaa) July 17, 2024
8 yaşındaki bir kız… pic.twitter.com/VlRDA6YlB3
News Source: 12punto
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