Wife of Turkey's top coup suspect spotted in US

NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES - JUNE 13: Anadolu Agency has filmed Aynur Oksuz, the wife of Turkey's most wanted coup attempt suspect Adil Oksuz, in the U.S. state of New Jersey. She was recorded on film by Anadolu Agency correspondents shortly after the major coup attempt suspect Oksuz was allegedly spotted in the German capital Berlin. According to the testimony of Aynur Oksuz's father, she had moved to the house of her brother, Abdulhadi Yildirim, along with her three children a month before the defeated coup of July 15, 2016. "My daughter, the wife of Adil Oksuz, visited my son Abdulhadi Yildirim in the U.S. She did not come back later. I do not know the whereabouts of Adil Oksuz," the father, Cevat Yildirim, said. Spotted at Yildirim's half-a-million dollars worth house, located on Clarke Ave in Ridgefield district, Oksuz was seen as driving a Chevrolet Cruze. According to a police report, Aynur Oksuz, who also used ByLock -- the terror group’s encrypted messaging program, had provided financial aid to save Bank Asya -- the FETO-affiliated Bank Asya. The bank's banking license was cancelled on July 22, 2016 -- seven days after the defeated coup -- by Turkey’s Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency. (Footage by Stringer/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)