Secretive Escape: The Putschist Adil Öksüz’s Controversial Kidnapping
The Fethullahist terrorist organization, responsible for the failed coup attempt on July 15, has been revealed to have traitors disguised as soldiers who infiltrated the Turkish Armed Forces. One of the key figures in this treacherous act was Adil Öksüz, also known as “Namık”, who was released from custody just two days after the coup.
Following his release, Öksüz flew to Istanbul and was welcomed by his brother-in-law, Ali Sami Yıldırım, who was also linked to the terrorist organization. The two then sought refuge in an organization house in Üsküdar.
In a dramatic turn of events, Öksüz managed to evade security forces who were searching for him at his father-in-law’s house in Sakarya and made his way back to Istanbul with his brother-in-law.
During his escape, Öksüz used multiple addresses to avoid capture. He was tracked to various locations, including a building in Üsküdar Bulgurlu.
The actions of Adil Öksüz and his accomplices have shocked the nation and shed light on the depth of the infiltration of the terrorist organization within the Turkish Armed Forces. The investigation into this sinister plot continues as authorities work to bring all those involved to justice.
