Antalya mayor's chief adviser Cem Oğuz released from Silivri prison
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Cem Oğuz, chief adviser to Antalya Metropolitan Mayor Muhittin Böcek, was released from Silivri prison on August 22, 2026. The release came in an investigation into alleged payments to Ferdi Zeyrek in Manisa. Oğuz flew to Antalya after his release, leaving Yasin Yellice as the only remaining detainee in Istanbul.
Key Facts
- Cem Oğuz was released from Silivri prison on the evening of August 22, 2026.
- The investigation concerns allegations that money was given to Ferdi Zeyrek in Manisa.
- After his release, Oğuz boarded a plane to Antalya.
- Yasin Yellice is now the only person still detained in Istanbul in this investigation.
Release from Silivri
Cem Oğuz, chief adviser to Antalya Metropolitan Mayor Muhittin Böcek, was released from Silivri prison on August 22, 2026. The release order was implemented in the evening hours, according to journalist Ali Taş. Oğuz was freed after completing prison procedures. He then boarded a plane to Antalya.
Investigation Scope
The investigation concerns allegations that money was given to Ferdi Zeyrek in Manisa. Oğuz had been detained in Istanbul as part of this investigation. With Oğuz's release, the number of detainees in Istanbul in this case fell to one. Yasin Yellice is the only remaining detainee in Istanbul, according to available information.
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Antalya mayor's chief adviser Cem Oğuz released from Silivri prison
