By Eric King
The Arrested Turkey Coup plotters are starting to confess, according to the Turkish government.
Turkish President, Erdogan told France 24 that the plotteTurkish President, Erdogan told France 24rs have admitted to being given instructionsfromPennsylvania, where suspected Muslim cleric, Feltulah Gulen has taken asylum in America.
According to the Turkish government, the coup plotters even tried to get the army chief of staff who was held hostage by during the brief spell of contention for power, in which hundreds of lives were brutally claimed.
The claim, if genuine, will intensify the pressure on the United States to consider Gulen’s extradition, though note concrete evidence may be required.
After all, the possibility that the plotters may have been put under duress to make such allegation is there.
There is also every chance that the claim made is not genuine. Gulen may be having sleepless nights unless he has been assured he will not be given away under any circumstances.
Gullet and were once friends with a joint vision until Gullen turned on him by leaking an incriminating discussion the President had with highly ranked government officials.
The leak was one thing, but a coup plot in which hundreds of lives were lost, would have enraged Erdogan if Gullen was truly involved.
The Muslim cleric has denied all involvement with the coup, but only time will reveal whether sufficient evidence exists to nail him with the failed bloody coup.
