Turkish families seek answers over relatives' disappearances Human rights organizations and parliamentarians suspect that the Turkish state has carried out at least 28 "forced disappearances" since the failed coup in July 2016 and in the subsequent purges. While 25 of these disappeared persons have reappeared, some in detention, without always indicating what happened to them, three of them have still not been found and their relatives are demanding answers. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES