An Istanbul court looking into serious crimes began examining the list of nearby telephone calls registered during the murder of Hrant Dink, chief editor of Istanbul’s Agos Armenian weekly. 

The mobile operators of Turkey submitted to the court the list of those calls and the data on the persons who made those calls, Firat News Agency reported.

To note, Turkey’s telecommunication department for a long time was refusing to submit to the court the list of telephone calls made at the site of Dink’s murder. And the court had requested, several times, that the department promptly submit the recordings of those calls.