Mystery over Erdogan’s bodyguard death in Senegal – Suspicion of poisoning

There are many questions that have arisen from the sudden death of one of his most important bodyguards. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the director of the Turkish Special Operations Division Hayrudin Eren. The 54-year-old Turk lost his life in Senegal with the official version talking about death from a heart attack. At the same time, however, a website article claims that Erdogan’s bodyguard may have been poisoned.

The Turkish website tr724.com, in an article, cites the findings from the autopsy-necropsy on Eren’s body that “highly toxic substances were found that caused him to have a heart attack”.

Eren’s death raises questions as the Turkish site reports he had no history of a heart problem. The question also remains whether Eren ate something different from what the Turkish cooks on the mission had prepared, as well as whether anyone entered his room.

Alarm in the Presidential Palace

After him sudden death of Seren, however, the presidential palace called on the entire team that has taken over the protection of the Turkish president to undergo a thorough medical examination, insisting on the version of a sudden heart attack.

The body of the Director of the Special Operations Department of the Presidential Protection Department, Hayrettin Ehren. There samples were taken from the anti-poisoning tissues and similar possibilities. The first results show that in the body of the police chief Eren were found some active substances that may have caused a heart attack. The first findings were communicated to the Department for the Protection of the Presidency. The samples taken for more detailed examination were sent to the Forensic Institute.

With the allegation of poisoning, the Protection Department sought information from the group that went abroad with President Erdogan and worked closely with Eren. They were asked if Eren had eaten anything other than the menus prepared by Turkish cooks and if anyone else had entered his room.

Finally, it should be noted that Eren is known by his team as a tough and strict bodyguard. For this reason he did not hesitate to use violence in some actions abroad. The last example happened in Washington on May 16, 2017.

Following Erdogan’s visit to the White House, a group of people protested in front of the Turkish embassy, ​​unfurling a banner. Subsequently, some police guards, including Ersen, intervened verbally and physically against protesters. Some protesters were brutally beaten by the police. Subsequently, 19 people were sued in the United States, 15 of whom were President Erdogan’s bodyguards, who took part in the quarrel. 19 people, including Erdogan’s defense chief, Muhsin Kose, Yusuf Ayar and Hayrettin Eren, have been charged with attempted violent crime. motivated by hate crime.