Turkey has released Serkan Golge, a NASA scientist who the country accused of belonging to a terrorist organization. Golge, who has dual U.S.-Turkish citizenship, was visiting his birth country with his family in 2016 when Turkish officials arrested him in the wake of a failed coup, which Turkish leaders
Turkey has released Serkan Golge, a NASA scientist who the country accused of belonging to a terrorist organization.
"My release was all of the sudden. It was surprising," Golge told ABC News."Some officials came to my cell and told me that I am OK to go and they almost dragged me out of the prison. It was so quick -- you cannot imagine. Everything happened in 15 minutes." "All accusations against me are false," he said."This release shouldn’t be taken as a favor or blessing. My freedom is my right and it was violated the last three years."
He said he’s scheduled to appear in court to"sign some papers" and speak with his lawyers on Thursday. "We will continue to follow Mr. Golge's case closely, along with those involving our own locally employed staff at Mission Turkey," she said.
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