In the previous episode of the series;
Learning that he would be located, Umut turned a corner on everyone who was after him.
Umut, who thought he had no choice but to publish the documents he had on his own channel, was just about to go on air when everything turned upside down with the arrival of Harun and Kadri.
Harun and Kadri took Umut to an address that no one knew. Kadri, who told Umut that Harun was the person who protected Rıza for years, was shocked when the door opened.
Harun entered with Fecir and left Umut, whose hands he tied, in the arms of his enemy…
In the new episode of the series;
Fecir, who told Umut that he visited Rıza in prison, was deeply shaken by the young lawyer’s words.
At the last moment, Harun stopped Fecir, who was aiming the gun in his hand at Umut’s head.
Soon police sirens were heard. Harun told Fecir that he reported Umut.
When Cevher and his team entered, Umut had already untied the rope in his hands and disappeared…
Bünyamin, who was disturbed by the fact that Umut was still outside, visited Süreyya Prosecutor in his office.
As you take refuge in your position, do not forget how you came to that position!
Choosing Alev’s side once again for shelter, Umut remembered very important details about the murder and figured out who the killer was.
Thanks to their plan, Alev, Neşet and Umut managed to catch Makbule’s real killer.
Umut, who went to the prosecutor and testified in person, emerged from the room he entered illegally as a lawyer who had proven his innocence.
Umut explained his innocence to the whole of Turkey at the press conference he held and announced the instigator of the murder:
The instigator of this murder is Kadri Palaz.
At the same minutes, police teams had already taken action and detained Kadri where he was…
Fecir, who fell in love with Alev, visited her in the hospital. Alev taught Fecir, who was trying to express his feelings, a lesson he will never forget:
You can’t really love anyone and no woman can really love you. Did I understand that?
Umut, who went to visit his father, saw him sick and asked the prison doctor for an account. The doctor sent Rıza to the hospital without wasting any time.
Süreyya, who encountered Alev at the courthouse, implicitly threatened him with ending his career.
Umut, who is Makbule’s family lawyer, prepared with all his might for the hearing where he would face Kadri’s lawyer Harun.
When the court day came, despite all of Harun’s defenses, Umut brought the old files to light and ensured Kadri’s arrest.
Kadri, who fell ill in prison, was immediately taken to the hospital. The first get-well message to Kadri, who was under control, came from Rıza Tanrıkulu, with whom he was staying in the same room.
Fecir, who had everything Alev said engraved in his mind, went to the front of the young girl’s house. Fecir was devastated when he saw Umut and Alev lip to lip.
While Alev’s father was having an argument with the man he owed money to; Fecir came to his rescue. Fecir, who said he was Alev’s friend, took on all the debt.
The second hearing of the Kadri Palaz case was held. Suat Palaz, one of Umut’s strongest witnesses, changed his decision at the last minute.
Harun Yakar also requested that his own witness be heard. The witness everyone was eagerly waiting for was Rıza Tanrıkulu…
Realizing that everything was Harun’s plan and weakening, Umut was shocked.
In the final scene of the series;
Rüya, who called Alev to get information about Büşra Korkmaz’s murder and asked “Is my family involved?”, did not like what she heard:
Yes there is… Büşra Korkmaz was last seen at your brother’s homecoming party that night…
Harun, who went to the hospital to visit Rıza after the court, met Umut at the door. He did not say that Umut lost his parents in a traffic accident on March 30, but confronted Harun with a fact he did not know.
The people in the truck in the accident that killed Umut’s mother and brother were Harun and his father…
Umut, who met with Rıza’s doctor, learned that his father could live for a maximum of 6 months if he was not cared for in good conditions.
