Eyup Cabar was a Religious Teacher.He was purged from his profession with a Decree-Law. He could not cope with the trauma and lawlessness he experienced, and unfortunately, he passed away due to a heart attack. Cabar was 55 years old, married and had four children.

While Fatime Kasap’s two sons were imprisoned, her cancer patient husband was in intensive care. The old woman passed away with longing for her children. Sebahattin Kasap, former national wrestler, and Ali Kasap, orthopaedist, who were imprisoned by the regime, were not allowed to attend their mothers’ funerals.

Halime Gulsu suffered from Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) For 15 years. When she needed to be treated, she was mistreated and tortured. Despite her life-threatening illness, her medication was not given. As a result, she fell into a coma and died.

Ali Ayverdi, who was not transferred to the hospital for months in Eskisehir Prison, was not released even though he couldn´t keep on his life on his own and passed away after a surgery for brain tumor.

Ali Orhan, who was transported to the prison from the prison, was placed next to Covid patients in the quarantine ward at Bolvadin Prison, where he was last sent.  Orhan died here from the coronavirus. 

Ihsan Kiziltepe died in a traffic accident. He was the younger son of Ridvan Kiziltepe, Deputy General Manager of Samanyolu Television. The television was shut down and its asset was confiscated by the regime with a Degree-Law.

Ali Unlu, the police chief dismissed from the profession by a Decree-Law, passed away in Germany.

Cadet Ogun Ikbal was one of thousands of victims of injustice after 15 July. He entered the Military Academy as a cadet. One day before his graduation, he was asked to leave the battalion on the accusation that he was a terrorist. Ikbal ended his life on April 13, 2017, by dropping himself from the 5th floor of the Dumlupınar Battalion ward.

Ali Derebasi, who was the principal of the Kocasinan Barbaros Kindergarten in Kayseri, was dismissed from his job on the grounds that his wife was a teacher in a Hizmet affiliated school. Later, he allegedly ended his life with the rope he tied to the ceiling at the school where he worked.