Firat Bulut is a public prosecutor at the Istanbul Courthouse. Fırat, who is a successful prosecutor, lives a happy life with his wife Zeynep, and his five-year-old daughter Nazli. However, when he wakes up one day, he finds himself in prison without remembering what happened in the last four months. His last memory is the night he celebrated her daughter's birthday. In shock and horror, he realizes he's been accused of killing his wife and daughter. His second trial is approaching and he has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Did he really kill his wife and daughter? The most recent case investigated by Public Prosecutor Firat Bulut before his imprisonment is that of Baris Yesari, one of the twin brothers who were the successors of the Yesari family, one of the country's foremost families. A girl was killed in Baris Yesari's house. The doctors don't know if he lost his memory temporarily or forever. Firat Bulut has to remember, and survive. And escape from prison to prove his innocence.
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00:00Good morning, Mr. Savaş.
00:12Good morning.
00:13Mr. Savaş, a box has arrived for you.
00:16It's your special order.
00:18When did it arrive?
00:20It just left the courier.
00:30Good morning.
00:36Take it.
00:37Of course.
00:38Good morning, baby.
00:40Good morning.
00:41How are you?
00:42Fine, you?
00:43Not yet.
00:44What's that?
00:45Did the figures you ordered arrive?
00:46Do you want to hear?
00:47It's a surprise.
00:48I know.
00:49It's a surprise.
00:50It's a surprise.
00:51It's a surprise.
00:52It's a surprise.
00:53It's a surprise.
00:54It's a surprise.
00:55I know.
00:56It's a surprise.
00:57It's a surprise.
00:58It's a surprise.
01:00It's a surprise.
01:14Barış?
01:16What's that?
01:17What is it?
01:20Mr. Savaş, stay there.
01:24My brother committed suicide because of that man's unnecessary pressure.
01:28He had an autopsy when he was in the middle of his suicide.
01:32And he pointed a finger at me as if that wasn't enough.
01:38What are we going to do now? Leave the whole thing?
01:40Are we going to deal with Prosecutor Fırat?
01:42We've been quiet until today. We've been patient.
01:44We said he was the prosecutor of our state, but that's enough.
01:47Both my father and I are about to lose our patience.
01:51Mr. Savaş, as I said, you be patient.
01:54We've distributed all the teams on the case.
01:56We're talking about one person, sir. Let's not fool each other.
02:00Fırat Bulut.
02:02I'm going to get him to start working on the autopsy.
02:06But he has a very good record.
02:08I don't think it's going to be that easy.
02:11He can't do anything on his own after this hour anyway.
02:14I'm not as sure as you are.
02:15They distributed the murder bureau completely.
02:18Rosette, Rutbe, they got everything.
02:21Those who expose you today, when I prove this,
02:23they'll put a medal of honor on you. You'll see.
02:26Prosecutor, leave him here.
02:29He's the son of the factory owner of these documents.
02:31You tell him to me.
02:33I saw the autopsy earlier.
02:35We've been through a lot.
02:37The prosecutor's office has put the subject in a lot of trouble.
02:40I saw the autopsy earlier.
02:42We've been through a lot.
02:44I saw the autopsy earlier.
02:46That's what happened.
02:48You'll see now.
02:50Prosecutor, leave him.
02:52Leave him.
02:58Mr. Savaş, can you take off your gloves?
03:01Let's see what happened to his fingers.
03:03Didn't he tell you what happened to his fingers?
03:05Didn't you tell me?
03:06Mr. Barış, I'm sorry.
03:08Mr. Savaş.
03:10None of these guys deserve to be fired from this door.
03:13Let me tell you.
03:14They all deserve to go to jail one by one.
03:16Do you understand me?
03:18You don't answer my calls.
03:19Please listen.
03:20Why don't you answer my calls?
03:22Did you answer my calls?
03:24Did you answer my calls?
03:26Did you do what I said?
03:28I'm not going to learn what I'm going to do from an uneducated prosecutor like you.
03:31Then look at his fingers.
03:33Look at me.
03:33You can't use the Supreme Court for anything you can't prove.
03:37Do you understand what I'm saying?
03:39Please.