Kozinoğlu, The Former Head Of The National Intelligence Organization's Foreign Operations Department, Has Been Sent To The 'Faili Meçhul'

Kozinoğlu died on November 12, 2011, after falling ill while detained at Silivri Prison. Earlier assessments in the investigation had concluded that his death occurred from natural causes. Years later, the case has resurfaced, and following new examinations, the file has been forwarded to the Faili Meçhul unit.

The file will now be re-examined, with all available information, documents, and any new evidence related to the death to be assessed. The reopening of the investigation aims to probe all aspects of the death in prison and determine whether any criminal element was involved. Kozinoğlu, who had been a prominent figure in Turkish intelligence, was being held at Silivri Prison at the time of his death as part of a case that drew significant public attention. The decision to revisit the case marks a notable development in a matter that has remained a subject of public interest for over a decade.