Retired judge, brother of former minister, found dead in his home
In Istanbul's Bakırköy district, Nedim Adak, a retired judge and lawyer who was the brother of former minister Fehim Adak, was found dead in his home. Following an investigation at the residence, his body was taken to the Küçükçekmece morgue.
The daughter of retired judge Nedim Adak (77), brother of former Minister of Trade Fehim Adak, came to her father's home after being unable to reach him. Unable to enter, she requested assistance from the police and the fire department. Fire crews broke down the door and found Adak motionless in the bathroom. Medical teams determined that Nedim Adak, who was a retired judge and lawyer, had passed away.
NO SIGNS OF ASSAULT FOUND
Crime scene investigation teams did not find any signs of assault during their examination of the home and the body. Nedim Adak's body was taken to the Küçükçekmece morgue.
News Source: 12punto
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