The mysterious death of the person who destroyed the Enigma cryptosystem

At noon on June 7, 1954, Ethel Stoney, discovering her son, the scientist Alan Turing, collapsed on the table in the office at the family home in the Maida Valde area of ​​London. There was an apple on the table that Turing was eating.

Frightened, Mrs. Ethel immediately telephoned the police. The field test and forensic examiner later said Turing's cause of death was poisoning, possibly due to eating an apple with an extremely strong cyanide poison. Police conclusions suggest that Turing committed suicide by cyanide poison.

However, it was the determination of the cause that led to Turing's substance that caused public opinion to be questioned. However, according to The Guardian newspaper's issue on October 1, 2006, the British intelligence had the death of the scholar Turing and created a suicide. So what is the truth about this British scientist's death?

Mathison Turing Alan was born on June 23, 1912 in London. Turing is a scientist who specializes in the study of applied mathematics in computer technology. In September 1938, he returned to England after completing his doctorate, and Professor Turing was invited by the government to work at the National Cipher Committee (GCCS).

The scientist Alan Turing . (Photo: Rutherfordjournal)

When World War II erupted, Turing was one of the key figures working at Bletchey Park Information Intelligence Center, which deciphered Nazi cryptographic codes, the most important of which are cryptographic codes that are installed and sent from Enigma devices.

While the Nazis constantly improving Enigma equipment increasingly complex to deal with allies' decoding capabilities, Professor Turing's team also constantly improved the computing devices to decode the information. Encrypted sent from this device.

Most notably, the computer manufacturing Colossus, considered the first computer in the world, to decode encoded telegrams with high complexity of Nazi Germany . The birth of the Colossus computer failed to defeat the German Navy's hegemonic ambitions and pushed the Germans into a passive position in the war.

When the war ended, with the dissolution of the Bletchey Park, Turing Center and his team moved to work at the National Physical and Mathematical Commission (NPML) to design the generation of ACE computers. In 1947, Professor Turing completed the sketch of ACE computer design and in 1949, the first automatic computer was born.

Turing continued to work on software to soon release the Manchester Mark I. computer generation. In October 1950, Professor Turing was appointed as head of the Institute of Computer and Mind Research. Manchester University's artificial intelligence.

In 1952, Professor Turing attracted the attention of world scientists using a Manchester Mark II computer to play chess with English player Alick Glennie. In the same year, the Royal Academy of Sciences awarded a doctorate to Professor Turing when he was 40 years old.

But Professor Turing's path of advancement in science was troubled when he was found to be homosexual at the time when it was punished by law and was considered a form of mental illness.

The incident was exacerbated when a 19-year-old Arnold Murray confessed to having sex with Professor Turing several times. Investigated by the police, he confessed that he had homosexuality, having a homosexual relationship with Murray, and was accused in accordance with the law.

However, due to his dedication to the country and a reputation of being a scientist, he was given the option to either be sentenced to imprisonment or to accept treatment by injecting some genital hormones. But when being treated, there was the death of Professor Turing on June 7, 1954 .

In 1962, Professor Turing's death became a topical topic when Hans Steinhauser, a former German defector and escaping agent in Argentina, revealed that a group of former Nazi intelligence agents had The organization killed Professor Turing by poisoning him with a powerful cyanide poison and creating a scene into a suicide.

They said that his decoding works contributed significantly to the failure of Nazi Germany. Thus, a plan to kill Professor Turing was outlined with the coordination of action between many former Nazi intelligence agents who still eluded in South America and Europe.

Colossus Calculator (Photo: new21)

For his part, The Guardian newspaper also investigated the death of Professor Turing in his own way, especially when the British Government publicly published the operation profile of Bletchey Park Information Intelligence Center. According to The Guardian newspaper, the British Government, which was directly the British Intelligence, organized the killing of Professor Turing when he thought he was too much aware of the intelligence intelligence activities of British intelligence while working in China. Bletchey Park mind.

It would not have been any problem if he did not have homosexuality and especially had a homosexual relationship with Arnold Murray. Concerned about Turing's disclosure of confidential information, his intelligence chose to eliminate the British scientist.

Through the forced treatment of Professor Turing's homosexuality with hormones, British intelligence gradually poisoned his body with very small doses of toxic substances until his death on the afternoon of June 7, 1954, there is still an apple on the table.

Due to the pre-arranged situation, the British Police, when reported by Ethel Stoney, also came to check on the scene to make a conclusion that Professor Turing committed suicide. Combining the collected evidence, The Guardian newspaper said that Professor Turing was murdered by the government of the country that he had devotedly served.