Astrologist Meral Güven’s statements to the police were revealed: ‘I regret what I did’

Astrologist Meral Güven’s statements to the police were revealed: “I regret what I did”

ISTANBUL – The statement of astrologer Meral Güven, who was detained by the police last night within the framework of the investigation initiated ex officio regarding her words in the video she published and was released after her statement was taken, was revealed. Claiming that he did not make his abusive posts publicly, but towards people who hacked his account, Güven said, “However, since my videos were cut, people perceived me as if I made them publicly. I cursed under the influence of the drugs and alcohol I took. I regret what I did.”

Astrologist Meral Güven, who was detained at her home yesterday by Istanbul Police Department Security Branch teams within the scope of an ex officio investigation initiated by the prosecutor’s office for qualified crimes such as “inciting the public to hatred and hostility or humiliating”, was released on the same day upon the instruction of the prosecutor’s office after her police procedures were completed.

Astrologer Güven’s statements taken by the police upon the instructions of the investigation prosecutor have been accessed. Güven, who was learned to have stated in his statement that he received many swearing and insulting messages on his phone, was reported to have stated that after the abusive messages, he put his naked photos in a WhatsApp group in a Whatsapp group where his ex-wife was also present.

Güven, who was learned to have had a panic attack after the incident and said that he took medication and then used alcohol, shared the following statements: “I received threatening messages from my ex-wife and many social media users. Then my social media account was stolen. Then I got my account back. After I got my account, I shared the posts.” “I didn’t make my abusive posts publicly, I made them for people who hacked my account. However, since my videos were cut, people perceived it as if I did it publicly. I regret what I did.”

An ex officio investigation was launched against Meral Güven for the crime of “inciting the public to hatred and hostility or humiliating” regarding the live broadcast she made on her social media accounts.