Body of Turkish ex-leader shows signs of poisoning: paper
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – An autopsy on the exhumed body late President Turgut Ozal, who led Turkey out of military rule in the 1980s, has revealed evidence of poisoning, a newspaper reported on Monday. There had long been rumors Ozal, who died of heart failure in 1993 aged 65, was murdered by militants of the "deep state" – a shadowy nationalist strain within the Turkish establishment of the day. He had angered some with his efforts to end the Kurdish conflict and survived on assassination bid in 1988. . . .
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