Forensic report says ex-Turkish intel officer died of heart disease, not poisoning
A new forensic report has concluded that former Turkish intelligence officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu died of heart disease while in custody in 2011 and found no medical evidence that poisoning caused his death, despite earlier tests detecting antimony, a toxic chemical element, in his exhumed remains, the DHA news agency reported. Kozinoğlu, a veteran National Intelligence…
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[Claude] Both reports describe the same new forensic finding that Kaşif Kozinoğlu's 2011 death was from heart disease rather than poisoning, with no conflicting facts.
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