Today marks the 10th anniversary since the assassination of Hrant Dink, the founding editor-in-chief of the Turkish-Armenian weekly Agos.
Tens of thousands in Istanbul will head to the editorial office today to commemorate the slain journalist and intellectual who is firmly believed to have fallen victim to his outspoken criticism of the Turkish authorities, their discriminatory policies towards ethnic minorities and denial of the Armenian Genocide.
“There are Turks who don’t admit that their ancestors committed genocide. If you look at it though, they seem to be nice people… So why don’t they admit it? Because they think that genocide is a bad thing which they would never want to commit, and because they can’t believe their ancestors would do such a thing either,” he said.
Dink was gunned down in broad daylight outside his office on January 19, 2007.
“10 Years without Dink” is the slogan of this year’s commemoration events.
Ten years ago today, people headed to the site “to eternalize Dink” (as his wife, Rachel, would say). And they did it. But he was alone before – both in his article “Lyrical Solitude” and the in front of Turkish nationalists in court – where only two or three friends would attend the hearings to offer their support to Dink. But Hrant’s bright presence later filled the hearts of millions of people who re-found and reshaped, and reproduced themselves and their own lives and relationships, as well as their own past.
“I had Armenian roots before Hrant[’s assassination]; now I am an Armenian,” says Selin, a character depicted in Turkish writer Leila Niazi’s novel “Talking to Each Other”.
Hrant, a son of Armenians from Sebastia (currently Sivas), was born on September 15, 1954 in the Western Armenian province of Malatia. In 1960, the six-year old boy migrated to Istanbul with two younger brothers; without a home to live, the three spend one cold winter day outside the Armenian Patriarchate then.
Turkey: 10 years of Dink murder trial
( AGOS) One of the judges of the Dink murder case said, “Think about a book about the murder process during the trial, and when you start to read it, you know what will happen eventually.” The process leading to Hrant Dink’s death can be described exactly as such.
UYGAR GULETEKIN
CRASH IN THE EYES
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All these investigative decisions and given the government the ‘community’ between the fighting had not yet begun.
before murder
“Hrant Dink is our goal”
Hrant Dink’s participation in the leftist political movements in Turkey many years before he established the Agos Journal known. Dink was probably under the custody of the state like everyone else involved in these movements. Years later, as the trial for death continues, detainee intelligence Police chief Ali Fuat Yilmazzer said they had been following Dink since the 70s.
After setting up the Agos newspaper, Dink changed the ‘category’ as well as the reason for follow-up. Hrant Dink has not been allowed to go abroad for many years without a passport. Because it was ‘the target of the state’; The state was exactly describing it. Years after the death of Dink Intelligence Branch, ” Hrant Dink Armenian activities within the scope of our target, ” he said Dink’un pursued. The date of the writing was 1997. So 10 years ago, before Dink was killed …
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Turkish-Armenian reconciliation elusive decade after journalist murder
© AFP / by Stuart WILLIAMS | People hold placards reading “we all are Hrant, we all are Armenians – For Justy, For Hrant” during a demonstration in front of the Caglayan Law Court in Istanbul, on January 16, 2017
ISTANBUL (AFP) –
Ten years after campaigning Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink was shot dead in Istanbul, Armenians and Turks have still not achieved the reconciliation of which he dreamt.
The murder of Dink by a teenage gunman on January 19, 2007, near the offices of the Agos newspaper which he founded, sent shockwaves through Turkey
Thousands of Turks flooded onto the streets after Dink’s death declaring “We are all Armenians” in an unprecedented show of solidarity.
“Hrant made two great endeavours. To encourage dialogue between Turkey and Armenia. And to tell Turkish society about the Armenian issue in Turkey,” said Yetvart Danzikyan, who holds Dink’s former job of Agos editor-in-chief.
But the dark ages of history cast a long shadow.
Relations between Turks and Armenians are dominated by a century-old episode in history — the massacres and deportations from 1915 of the Ottoman Empire’s Armenians in Anatolia during the peak of World War 1.
Armenians consider the killings to be a genocide. But for Ankara the word is an anathema, especially as the Ottoman Empire, with the sultan by then a figurehead, was then run by a trio of pashas still regarded by many in Turkey as heroes.
The events of 1915 all but ended the presence of Armenians in Anatolia and the modern Turkish state has a population of just a few tens of thousand Armenians who are Turkish citizens.
Due to the dispute over 1915, it also has closed borders and no diplomatic relations with the neighbouring post-Soviet state of Armenia.
– ‘The peril of normalisation’ –
Born in the Anatolian city of Malatya — which once had a large Armenian population but now almost none — Dink moved to Istanbul and in 1996 sprung to prominence by founding Agos.
Agos was not the first or only Armenian newspaper in Turkey but it was the first to be published in Turkish as well as Armenian, allowing a debate of issues that had long remained taboo.
“Hrant Dink gave the chance of telling Turkish society of the major problems of Armenians stemming from 1915,” said Agos’ Armenian language chief editor Pakrat Estukyan who knew Dink.
“”He made huge contribution and, unfortunately, paid for it with his life.”
Dink’s death became a symbol of the peril of such moves. The photograph of his corpse covered by a sheet, with just the soles of his shoes complete with a hole showing, underlined the tragedy.
And although his assassin, just 17 at the time, was rapidly arrested and sentenced, the trial into the killing still grinds on with Dink’s supporters losing confidence on its ability to shed light on the plot.
In subsequent years, the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sought to build bridges with Armenia, a reconciliation process encouraged by the United States.
But that process hit the buffers due to the simmering row over 1915, although analysts have long called for the historical dispute to be decoupled from more practical issues like border opening and trade.
– Taboos remain unbroken –
The atmosphere became all the more poisonous during the 2015 100th anniversary, with Turkey cranking up the nationalist rhetoric in an election year and making clear it would never acknowledge genocide.
“With his murder, he (Dink) also came to represent the peril of the process of normalisation,” Richard Giragosian, director of the Regional Studies Center (RSC) independent think tank in Yerevan, told AFP.
Underlining the acute sensitivity, an Armenian lawmaker for the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), Garo Paylan, was suspended from the Turkish parliament last week for declaring in a debate the events of 1915 were “genocide”.
Dink’s assassin, Ogun Samast, is still behind bars but the trial into dozens of police accused of covering up the plot rumbles on.
The police on trial have been linked to Erdogan’s arch enemy, the US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen.
Anger was caused by a video that emerged showing Samast bantering with police officers after his arrest and even holding up a Turkish flag.
“After 10 years, this court has still not shed light on the murder. We don’t have expectations from this process,” said Estukyan.
Yet the taboos that Dink smashed remain broken. A few years before it would have been inconceivable to even have an Armenian in the Turkish parliament, let alone even utter the word “genocide”.
Analysts hope that reconciliation is still possible.
“The man may be gone, but his mission continues and his spirit lives on, inspiring a new generation to look forward,” said Giragosian.
by Stuart WILLIAMS
Source: http://www.france24.com/en/20170117-turkish-armenian-reconciliation-elusive-decade-after-journalist-murder
Commemorating Hrant Dink Event schedule World wide
Hrant Dink
Hrant Dink, the founder of our newspaper, will be commemorated in Istanbul and various cities in the world on the 10th anniversary of his passing away.
ANKARA
On Thursday, January 19, Hrant Dink will be commemorated in Ankara. Organized by “Ankara Initiative for Commemorating Hrant Dink”, the program will start at 3 pm in Yüksek Street.
ISTANBUL
- On January 14-15, “Freedom of Expression Conference” will be held in memories of Hrant Dink, Uğur Mumcu and Metin Göktepe. Organized by Penal Law Association and Istanbul Bar Association, the conference will start at 10 am.
- Hrant Dink will be commemorated where he was shot, in front of Agos. Friends of Hrant invites people to old building of Agos on January 19 at 2.30 pm.
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GERMANY
- In Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin, a commemoration event titled “Commemorating and Understanding Hrant Dink” will be held on January 19. In the event, Can Dündar will read selections from writings of Dink. After the reading, Collectif Medz Bazaar will perform.
In addition to reading that will start at 7.30 pm, two more events will be held in the same place. Miraz Bezar’s play “Reflections” will be performed in Studio Я (at 7, 8.30 and 10.30 pm) and Osman Okkan’s documentary “Hrant Dink murder case – Armenians in Turkey” will be screened (at 6 pm).
- At Kottbusser Tor station in Berlin, the group called “Hrant Dink’s Friends” will commemorate Dink on January 19 at 6 pm.
FRANCE
- In Lyon, Hrant Dink will be commemorated on January 19. Organized by Mayor of Lyon Gérard Collomb and Media Club of Lyon, the event will start at 11 am in Hrant Dink Street.
- In Bouc-Bel-Air city in southern France, Dink will be commemorated. Hosted by municipal council and Mayor Richard Maliié, the event will start at 11 am in Rond-point Hrant Dink.
- In Paris, a reading event will be held in memory of Hrant Dink. Prof. Dr. Ronald Grigor Suny and Prof. Dr. Hamit Bozaraslan will attend the event. After the reading performance by Selin Altıparmak and Rostom Hanedanian, there will be a performance by Yeghso, İlker Çakal, Mahmut Demir, Ela Nuroğlu, Ruşen Ozan Filiztek and Shushan Kerovpyan. The event that will be held on January 17 at 8.30 pm is free.
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CANADA
- In Toronto, an event titled “Tribute to Hrant Dink” will be held on January 22. Co-chair of German Green Party Cem Özdemir, who played an important part in the issuing of Bundestag’s Armenian Genocide resolution, will speak at the event. Organized by 8 Armenian associations in the city, the event will start at 8 pm at Armenian Community Center.
In the event, there will be a presentation which was prepared by Zoryan Institute and covers the historical context of the murder of Hrant Dink. Pianist Rafi Bedrosyan is the keynote speaker.
- There is another commemoration event in Ottowa. Voices in Dialogue (ViD) initiative, which was founded in 2007 with the purpose of forming dialog between Armenian, Turkish and Kurdish people, will hold an open course by Prof. Dr. Ariel Salzmann. After that, Nare Mkrtchyan’s documentary “The Other Side of Home” will be screened. The event will be held in Ottowa Library Oditorium and start at 2 pm.
ENGLAND
- In St. Sarkis Church in Kensington, Hrant Dink will be commemorated with words, music and visual materials. Excerpts from Hrant Dink’s biography written by Tuba Çandar will be read. Musicians from Armenia, Turkey and England like Aygül Erce, Olcay Bayır, Anais Heghoyan, Aris Nadirian and Djanan Turan will perform. The event will start at 7.30 pm on January 19.
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Cem Özdemir to address Hrant Dink commemorations in Canada
The co-leader of Germany’s Green Party Cem Özdemir—a German Member of Parliament of Turkish origin and one of the initiators of the Armenian Genocide resolution
The co-leader of Germany’s Green Party Cem Özdemir—a German Member of Parliament of Turkish origin and one of the initiators of the Armenian Genocide resolution that was approved by Germany’s Parliament (Bundestag) on June 2, 2016—will be the keynote speaker at events in Toronto and Montreal, commemorating the 10th anniversary of Turkish-Armenian editor, journalist and columnist Hrant Dink’s assassination, The Armenian Weekly reports.
Several community organizations in Toronto have come together for the past 10 years to remember the former editor-in-chief of the bilingual Turkish-Armenian newspaper Agos and to honor his legacy.
Speaking to the Armenian Weekly, chair of the organizing committee Raffi Bedrosyan said that the commemorations are not merely a remembrance, but rather a way for the community to continue Dink’s pursuit for justice. “Remembering Hrant Dink on the anniversary of his assassination is not simply commemorating a slain Armenian journalist. By remembering, we continue his journey toward reconciliation and justice regarding the Armenian Genocide. We also help realize his vision of dialogue between Armenian and Turkish people—a dialogue that is based on truth and a common body of knowledge,” Bedrosyan said.
Many influential figures have attended commemorations in Toronto honoring Dink over the years, including Turkish-German scholar Taner Akçam; lawyer, writer, and human rights activist Fethiye Çetin; and prominent Turkish journalist and writer Hasan Cemal. “These people share Hrant’s vision and break all taboos in Turkey. They stand against the denial of the truth about the Armenian Genocide,” Bedrosyan explained.
Dink was assassinated outside of his Istanbul office on January 19, 2007. He had written and spoken about the Armenian Genocide extensively, and was well known for his efforts for reconciliation between Turks and Armenians, as well as advocating for human and minority rights in Turkey. At the time of his murder, Dink was under prosecution for violating Article 301 of the Turkish Penal Code and “denigrating Turkishness.” His assassination sparked huge national protests and outrage both in Turkey and internationally.
This year’s keynote Cem Özdemir was a leading force behind the German Parliament’s June 2016 resolution recognizing the Armenian Genocide and acknowledging German responsibility in not preventing the genocide committed by Ottoman Turkey—Germany’s WWI ally. Born in Bad Urach, West Germany, Özdemir is ethnically Turkish—his family emigrated from Turkey to Germany as “guest workers.”
The commemoration events will take place in Montreal on January 21, at the Montreal Armenian Community Center, Homenetmen “Gamk” Hall, and in Toronto on January 22 at the Armenian Community Center of Toronto.
Turkey: Ex police chief blames Gulenist officers for Dink murder
Celalettin Cerrah, who was the police chief of Istanbul when the prominent Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink was gunned down, has claimed he was unaware of a threat against Dink and blamed police officers linked to the Gulenist Terror Group (FETO) for not informing him about a murder plot.
Cerrah, who was released pending trial in earlier hearings, told an Istanbul court on Friday that he was not notified, neither before nor after the 2007 murder, that there had been a plot against Dink, who was editor-in-chief of Agos weekly. He said Ramazan Akyurek, the former head of police intelligence who was jailed in the murder case, told him he had no knowledge of a murder plot after Dink was killed in broad daylight in Istanbul by 17-year-old Ogün Samast, despite intelligence reports from police in Trabzon, the hometown of Samast, Daily Sabah reports.
Akyurek, along with Ali Fuat Yılmazer, another police chief, are both accused of having affiliations with FETO, which allegedly sought to blame the murder on a gang it made up in order to jail its critics with falsified charges brought about by infiltrators in police and judiciary.
Cerrah faces charges of “official misconduct” in the case where 35 defendants are standing trial for the murder and negligence, from bureaucrats and police officers to former police informants. The former police chief said he was not instructed by his superiors to provide police protection to Dink, who constantly received death threats especially from ultra-nationalists angered at his discourse promoting an end to hostilities between Turkey and Armenia. He said the Trabzon police directorate and intelligence department were aware of the murder plot and prepared an intelligence report on the issue in 2006 but the report was not handed to him before the murder.
Gulenist links and allegations of a cover-up in the case were under the spotlight after 2013 coup attempts by Gulenist prosecutors and police. An Istanbul court reopened the case and the subsequent legal process saw former police chiefs detained for negligence and cover-ups.
Most recently, several gendarmerie intelligence officers were arrested for negligence. The gendarmerie’s role in the alleged cover-up has never been investigated thoroughly, according to lawyers of the Dink family, after photos showing several gendarmerie intelligence officers at the crime scene shortly before the killing were recently published by media outlets.
Suspects remanded in Turkey’s Dink case
Three gendarmerie officers were remanded in custody on Friday to stand trial in connection with the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink, a judicial official said.
Brig. Gen. Hamza Celepoglu and two other officers — Muharrem Demirkale and Yavuz Karakaya — were remanded on charges of being members of the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), the group run by US-based Fetullah Gulen that is said to be behind planning the July 15 coup attempt.
They appeared before Istanbul’s 7th Court of Peace.
Nineteen suspects in the Dink case, which is being investigated by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, have now been remanded for trial, the official said on condition of anonymity due to restrictions on talking to the media, according to Anadolu News Agency.
Dink was murdered outside his office in Istanbul in January 2007. He was the founding editor of the Turkish-Armenian Agos weekly newspaper and was considered one of the most prominent Armenian voices in Turkey.
Ogun Samast, 17 at the time of the killing, claimed he murdered Dink for “insulting Turkishness” and was jailed for 23 years in 2011.
Since then, several prosecutors have taken on the investigation into whether Samast acted alone.
In July 2014, the Constitutional Court ruled the murder case had been an “ineffective investigation” and last December another indictment was filed calling for the prosecution of 26 former police officers on charges of establishing an armed organization and dereliction of duty.
Recently, the murder case has been expanded to the gendarmerie and fresh claims of links between the case and FETO have added a new dimension to the investigation.
Celepoglu was arrested last November in another high-profile case — that of Turkish intelligence agency trucks stopped in Adana and Hatay provinces as they allegedly headed to Syria loaded with weapons in January 2014.
New video shows Turkish police Dink’s murderer Samast images in safety: my boy, well done Ogun!
New video shows Turkish police commending Hrant Dink murderer
Samsun Police Department seems to be the Anti-Terror Branch of tea with several people who served alongside Samast images by Channel 24, known to be close to the government.
After the first images of Dink’s murder had created controversy in the presence of photo Samast hand flag.
‘Let’s go for a nice pose’
New images of the person next to Dink’s murderer Samast, “Give me a nice pose man! Both give a laugh! Let’s give a good exposure, “he draws pictures.
Samast to murder before where you go and what did he question the same suit individuals, “my boy, good day” he says.
‘I removed my gun, I shot’
Dink’s killing, the memories of the video watched by Samast to murder the moment, ‘I lay in wait two or three days, I took my gun, I shot. I waited in front of the door I went, I hit’ve come, “he explains.
In the meantime Samast comes from a phone next to the gendarmerie. A person who answered the phone, “You may Ramadan EU?” He says.
In the previous days, known to be close to the government report, he had served the images of the day the murder was committed. Images Dink ranking soldiers dressed in civilian clothes in the area before the murder, he had suggested his discovery.
Dink’s murder investigation after the coup attempt had gained speed
After July 15 coup attempt detained in connection with Dink’s murder and arrests he had gained momentum.
Under investigation Colonel Ali Peace today with S. as a total of 10 people were arrested: Gendarmerie sergeant Abdullah Dincer, former specialist gendarme Joseph Bozca, the period of the Trabzon Gendarmerie Intelligence Branch officer Ergun Yorulmaz Shrewd old noncommissioned Emre Trabzon Police Intelligence Branch ‘ the Volkan Sahin on duty, honor Fire, Okan Simsek, Gazi Günay and Hüseyin Yılmaz.
Kanal 24, a Turkish pro-government TV, has aired a new video where Ogün Samast, who was detained several days after murdering Istanbul Armenian journalist Hrant Dink in 2007, is seen being photographed with several police officers.
While being photographed with Samast, one policeman said: “Bravo, my lion! Pose well [for the camera]. Smile when being photographed.”
In the video, Ogün Samast is seen watching the moment when he murdered Dink. Subsequently, he said he waited for Dink two or three days, and when he saw him, he took out his gun and shot him.
Some of the police officers in this video have been arrested within the framework of the recent coup attempt in Turkey.
Hrant Dink was the founder and chief editor of Agos Armenian bilingual weekly of Istanbul. He was gunned down on January 19, 2007 in front of Agos’ then office in Istanbul.
Istanbul Dink murder: Footage reveals further evidence in Dink probe against arrested gendarmerie officers
Footage published by a Turkish broadcaster appears to show that six former gendarmerie intelligence officers who are currently being tried over links to the Fethullahist Terror Organization (FETÖ) were complicit in the 2007 assassination of journalist Hrant Dink. In the images published by A Haber, they can be seen near the scene at the time of the murder of the Armenian-origin Turkish journalist in 2007.
In the footage, unearthed as part of a probe trying former gendarmerie officials suspected of having links to FETÖ and being involved in the July 15 coup attempt, investigators observed that six gendarmerie intelligence officers currently under arrest were present close to the scene when Dink’s murder took place on the afternoon of Jan. 19, 2007, strengthening the suspicion that they were in close contact with the assailant of the murder, Ogün Samast.
The prosecutor in the case has accused the Fetullahist Terror Organization (FETÖ) of staging the assassination.
In his demand for the arrest of the suspects, Dink probe prosecutor Gökalp Kökçü said it would be “far from a legal definition” to identify the acts of the suspects as mere membership or leadership in an armed terrorist organization in light of the failed July 15 coup attempt, which has been blamed on FETÖ. Kökçü claimed that the Dink murder was the “first bullet fired” on the road to the coup.
Dink, 52, was shot dead with two bullets to the head in broad daylight outside the offices of Agos in central Istanbul.
Samast, then a 17-year-old jobless high-school dropout, confessed to the murder and was sentenced to almost 23 years in jail in 2011.
But the case grew into a wider scandal after it emerged that security forces had been aware of a plot to kill Dink but failed to act.
Relatives and followers of the case have long claimed government officials, police, military personnel and members of Turkey’s National Intelligence Agency (MİT) played a role in Dink’s murder by neglecting their duty to protect the journalist.
Turkey’s top court in July 2014 ruled that the investigation into the killing had been flawed, paving the way for the trial of the police officials.
In January 2016, Supreme Court of Appeals ruled to tie the main case into Dink’s murder and prosecution into the public officers’ negligence to prevent the killing of Dink. Indictments for 26 people are now included in the merged case.
Source: http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/footage-reveals-further-evidence-in-dink-probe-against-arrested-gendarmerie-officers-.aspx?pageID=238&nID=103618&NewsCatID=509
September/06/2016
Istanbul: Hrant’s Friends: This is the murder of all operating together
Hrant Dink, the trial of public officials today for the murder of the Istanbul 14th Heavy Penal Court continues. Friends of Hrant, for justice was Çağlayan Courthouse preliminary bout before the hearing.
Hrant’s friends, made a press statement in front of the courthouse as well as prior to each hearing.
In a press statement read by Bülent Aydın Friends of Hrant Dink was killed at the scene of the murder it has been determined that the gendarmes who were reminded, “it says over the years, but the form did not prove it. Now some of them were caught. So after nine years of involvement in the killings continued their official duties “the statement said.
The statement noted Dink’s murder tried to collapse on top of the Fethullah Gülen community “some people are called fetö’c assassination accomplice; it’s clear. But the rulers of today are in coalition, “fetö’cü made” can not stand out from the open complicity, saying “the statement said.
Hrant’s Friends get all of the following statement:
“Our friend is murdered, including almost ten years.
Ten years, endeavoring to explain how Hrant was killed by a coalition of national reconciliation.
The organizers, which states that the gunman when recruited by officers trained in that, he directed, he pushed from behind, we marshalled that nurtured. This is evidence of the assassination of the organization and then dimmed, we are working ignore government officials involved in the prevention of the investigation.
Supposedly to investigate the assassination, the inspectors will reveal the killer network, prosecutors, judges, despite the absence of any kind of possibility in the hands of the state, they could remove more evidence and truth revealed to us until today.
“Remove failed” but of course, they have not.
Now suddenly they bring.
When striking the killer of Hrant around the arms, where the gendarmes appeared safely allowing the escape. She says that over the years, but the form did not prove it. Now some of them were caught.
So after nine years of involvement in the killings continued their official duties!
Yet suddenly set in motion the most controversial of the names before the assassination, it was adhered to Trabzon Provincial Gendarmerie Commander Colonel Ali Öz side. Ali Oz, who is interested in preventing the assassination notice of his subordinates.
Good work, you say, nine-odd years later, though, to find the location of justice slowly.
Is that what you think?
Located about anyone doubt one of the most intense period of the Trabzon Police Intelligence Department of the Police Intelligence Engin Dinç still at the beginning of all, he was sitting with enormous powers in the hands, how will it? Taking orders from Colonel Ali Öz, who we learn that paved the way for murder? Does that have agreed to it in today’s power?
We can see, the whole Hrant’s murder “parallel structure” or “feto” called trying to destroy the organization. This means that it will not fit the mold will not be challenged to the emergence of the truth. However, Hrant’s highest institutions of the state Supreme Court to be targeted were involved in the process of NSC. MIT, the court, “there is no information available about this murder,” he was able to send a text to be killed our friend, sometimes cut-throat sometimes an organization with the participation of all the rulers came together.
Some people are also called fetö’c assassination accomplice; it’s clear.
But the arrest of one of the possible offenders will be brought to justice makes us happy, of course. However, developments are watching life without neglecting our basic knowledge of the original work: operating in this murder all together. “
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