The position of these bullet holes, said to have come from my brother's pistol, indicates that the Pasha's right wrist was being held. Because, logically and rationally, there was no reason, nor could there have been, for Halit Pasha to fire his weapon at the door. The bullet mark in the back left also indicates that a man from the front had bent my brother’s left hand backward. I understand that this is the truth from the words my brother spoke as well. The newspapers write that Ali Bey, the Deputy for Afyon, had to defend himself against the Pasha. Yet, after Halit Pasha was wounded, he said: “They attacked me, they assaulted me. Naturally, I could not have acted in any other way in the face of an attack. They played me dirty.” It is also certain that my brother was caught in a sudden attack. Because Halit, whom I know and whom the entire army and nation know well, could not have missed his mark while using a weapon; that is impossible.