This article was automatically translated from the original Turkish version.

Proof is a Turkish crime television series whose first episode was released on 30 June 2010. The series was produced by D Productions and aired on Kanal D. It presents stories inspired by real events, employing forensic medicine and criminal investigation methods, and is among the first Turkish television series to center on forensic science. The direction was handled by Biray Dalkıran, while the screenplay was written by Ahmet Saatçioğlu and his team.
Proof focuses on a different crime case in each episode, depicting how evidence from the crime scene is analyzed using forensic medicine, criminal analysis, and interrogation techniques. The series centers on the investigations conducted by detectives and criminal experts working within a fictional homicide unit under the Istanbul Police Directorate. Scientific methods such as crime scene examinations, DNA analysis, ballistic reports, and fingerprint scanning are presented in detail.
The series follows a case-of-the-week (procedural) format, meaning each episode features a distinct case that is introduced and resolved within that episode.
The series stands out for its narrative approach and technical accuracy. The writing team consulted with criminal police laboratory experts and forensic medicine specialists during the development of the plots. Throughout the series, criminal terminology, evidence analysis, and technical explanations are presented on a scientifically accurate foundation.
Proof is among the first Turkish television series to focus on forensic science. Viewers referred to it as the “Turkish CSI”, and it significantly increased public interest in criminal investigation processes. The series has been rebroadcast for many years on various channels and continues to be watched on digital platforms.

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