The capital-markets fund file dominated front pages from morning, when former minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, her husband and the former SPK chief arrived at Istanbul courthouse for a second round of testimony. Returning from South Korea, President Erdoğan said unexpected names were involved and those who made unfair gains would be held to account, remarks echoed by Parliament Speaker Kurtulmuş. By evening the file moved from testimony to detention request after nine hours of questioning, with prosecutors referring Kaya to the judgeship for arrest, displacing other leads across pro-government and opposition outlets.
Separately, Afyonkarahisar police found bodies in parked cars, with tolls rising through the day from five to eight across three locations before a suspect was reported captured in Eskişehir.