Back stage of hooligan murders

I'm an unemployed, a fan and have a nervous breakdown


The families of the convicts of the murder of two English hooligans in
Taksim, talked to Milliyet: They are all fans Galatasaray, they've just
finished their military service, but all unemployed.
Kemalettin Aydin, the brother of Suleyman Aydin, who is one of the five
convicts of the murder told his brother:
"He couldn't find a job since he did his military service. He is a fan of
Galatasaray. He was with his fiance that evening. He doesn't carry any
incisory instrument. He first bought the tickets for the game, then they
went to Taksim. He couldn't stop himself as the hooligans insulted Turkish
flag. He was right in my opinion. I would do the same. Anyone would give the
same reaction if our flag is insulted."

Ali has a nervous breakdown

On the other, Aydin, the nephew of Ali Umit Demir said, "He is doing
his military service. He was discharged. Our house is in Taksim. Ali is a
silent man. His parents divorced three months ago. He has a nervous
breakdown. He is also a Galatasaray fan. But he was not used to go to
matches frequently."

Officials say the prosecution can request death penalty for the suspects,
however if who committed the murders is not determined, the prosecution
would request 20-years imprisonment for each.