Ten years after the attempted coup in Turkey, significant ambiguities surrounding the event remain unresolved. Despite the passage of time and continued questions, President Erdoğan has demonstrated a lack of interest in a thorough investigation. The failed putsch, which occurred in 2016, profoundly altered Turkey’s political landscape and led to widespread purges within the government, military, and civil society. Critics argue the lack of transparency hinders national reconciliation and fuels speculation about the events of that night. The unresolved questions continue to cast a long shadow over Turkish democracy. While the government frames the coup attempt as a terrorist act orchestrated by foreign powers, doubts persist regarding the full extent of planning and internal involvement. A comprehensive investigation is seen by many as crucial for establishing a complete and accurate historical record.