PodcastJudicial authorities fail to investigate ISIS suspects despite complaint by financial crimes board
Turkish authorities have failed to launch an investigation into three ISIS suspects despite a complaint filed by the financial crimes watchdog MASAK.
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Judicial authorities have failed to open an investigation into three Turkish nationals with alleged ties to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) despite a Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) complaint about them.
The assets of Abdifatah Abdullahi Mohamed, Muhammed Elvardi Elvarhaş and Mustafa Işılak were frozen upon a complaint made by MASAK that they had ties to ISIS.
The Ankara 4th Heavy Penal Court said no investigation was launched into the suspects due to a lack of information and evidence.
The panel of judges decided to unfreeze the suspects' assets because they said the complaints were not based on strong evidence.
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