Per journalist Soner Yalçın’s book on JİTEM victim “Behçet Cantürk’ün Anıları” (The Memoir of Behçet Cantürk) and the indictment bill prepared by the Ankara Chief public prosecutor’s Office; on 25th March 1994, while Kurdish businessman Fevzi Aslan was sitting in his office with other businessmen, six or seven armed policemen came in and claimed that the police were looking for him. As they were leaving the office, Fevzi’s nephew, Salih Aslan came in. After checking his ID, the police told them that Salih was going to be detained, as well. The two men were driven away by the armed men.

Three days later the police called Fevzi Aslan’s family and told them the dead bodies of Feyzi and Salih Aslan had been found along the Hendek-Sapanca highway. The families went there to find that indeed, the two dead bodies were those of Fevzi and Salih Aslan.

In 1997, both men’s names appeared in the report about the Susurluk gang, involving extrajudicial executions and other illegal activities of state officials.