Turkey’s General Staff denied yesterday that the military had the original versions of digital documents on coup plans in the “Balyoz” (Sledgehammer) case, Hurriyet reports.
In its reasoned opinion on the sentences, Istanbul’s 10th Court for Serious Crimes said Jan. 7 that the suspects’ defense that the evidence against them had been fabricated was not true because “the General Staff informed the court that it had the originals” of the documents that were found as digital documents on CDs confiscated in raids.
In a written statement published on its official website, the General Staff denied any such information.
Turkish Army denies having coup documents
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