Second Hearing in the Newborn Gang Case: Fırat Sarı Defends Accused as Not Baby Murderer
Fırat Sarı, the defendant in a high-profile case, recently made a passionate defense in court, denying accusations of being a baby murderer or a fraudster. Sarı, who is accused of being the manager of an organization, expressed frustration at the negative portrayal of him in the media.
According to Sarı, the news coverage of his case has been sensationalized and lacking in evidence. He raised concerns about the lack of a fair trial due to the overwhelming pressure and negative publicity surrounding the case.
Sarı also claimed that the Ministry of Health was aware of his work, and he emphasized that his mortality rates for neonatal intensive care patients were lower than the national average. He called for transparency in announcing infant mortality rates in all hospitals during the same period to provide context to his case.
Despite facing pressure and the departure of his lawyers, Sarı remains steadfast in his belief that he has done nothing wrong and requested his release. His defense attorney, İlker Gönen, supported Sarı’s claims, stating that consultancy services were provided to various hospitals in Istanbul.
As the trial continues, the public waits anxiously to see how the case unfolds and whether Sarı will be able to prove his innocence in the face of serious allegations.
