Police officer Cahit Sen, who was found not guilty after being arrested for allegedly using ByLock, got cancer while he was in prison. Sen, who filed a lawsuit and won 31,544 Turkish Liras compensation, died before he could see that the decision was finalized.

Mehmet Ali Koc was a history teacher in Hizmet affiliated coaching centres. He got cancer due to the stress and sadness he endures after the unjust arrest and detention of private teaching institutions and their administrators. He passed away on January 10, 2019.

Fatih Terzioglu, the director of Samanyoulu TV, started working as a kebab seller when the workplace was closed. However, he was arrested on the grounds of prayer sms messages that came to his phone after July 15. He received a prison sentence of 6 years and 3 months. He contracted cancer in prison, but was not released until his illness reached its final stage. He passed away on August 24, 2020.

Adem Sahin, who worked as a Branch Manager at the General Directorate of Security, died in a traffic accident.
Adem Sahin was sent into exile with his wife Emine Sahin, who was a policeman like him, after the December 17-25 process, and he was expelled with his wife after July 15.

It was alleged that Baki Pekiyi, Deputy Police Chief in Kirklareli, committed suicide by shooting himself in the head with a pistol.

After 15 July, Nevin Dag`s husband was expelled from his profession with a Decree-Law and was arrested. This situation caused Mrs Dag a deep sadness. Although the young woman received treatment for cancer, unfortunately, she passed away, leaving behind two tearful children and a husband.

Halis Ozturk worked in the municipality. Although he didn’t have any illness, unfortunately, he passed away at the age of 53 due to the sadness and pain he experienced during the witch hunt after July 15th.

Atanur Akat was first expelled from his job and then arrested. He passed away with a brain hemorrhage due to excessive stress and sadness.

Ibrahim Gazioglu was dismissed from the teaching profession with Decree-Law No. 672. His petition to the State of Emergency Commissions was rejected, and he could not go back to his loved students. Gazioglu, who made a living by selling cookies in the markets, passed away due to the Coronavirus.