The investigation continues into eight-year-old Narin Gura, who went missing on August 21 in Turkey’s Diyarbakir province and whose body was found in a sack in a stream bed near the village 19 days later.
One of the 23 suspects detained as part of the investigation, including the mother, father, two older brothers, four uncles and the wife of his arrested uncle Salim Gura, has been released. Interrogation of 22 other suspects has begun.
About this Oku.Az Reports with reference to “Sondakika.com”.
According to reports, a new confession was received during the trial that will change the course of the murder investigation. A 17-year-old girl who claimed to have seen Nari earlier at 18:40 admitted that she lied.
“I haven’t seen Nari. Salim Guran pressured me to say that he saw Nari at this time. I was scared, so I said that,” the young woman said.
He was threatened with death by Nari’s relatives. ferritic iron The named journalist claimed that the statements about someone seeing the child at night were made intentionally and were a script.
The identities of the 22 people questioned were also revealed.
These are Salim Gura’s employee MS (40 years old), employee’s son RS (15 years old), Salim Gura’s employee OY, Narin’s cousin UG (24 years old), cousin OG (23 years old), cousin MG (15 years old), cousin BG (19 years old), cousin MK (23 years old), uncle’s grandson DG (22 years old), father AG (44 years old), mother YG (44 years old), brother EG (18 years old), uncle’s wife MG (46 years old), uncle’s wife MG (39 years old), aunt AK (40 years old), aunt’s husband M.Ş. (44 years old), uncles are Ö.FG (29 years old), BG (37 years old), FG (42 years old), KQ (31 years old), MG (40 years old) and HIG
At the same time, TV100 journalist Canan Altıntaş, who burst into tears live after the discovery of Narin Gura’s body, made a statement saying: “I saw something, but I cannot say it.”
“I had the feeling that Nari was not alive. I saw something, but I cannot give details because it could harm the investigation. I knew everyone in that village and what I said could affect the investigation,” said the journalist.
Canan Altıntaş explained the incident she saw days later. She said that the day before Narin was found, she saw some women in the village singing “Yasin” in front of the gate.
“Yasin” is usually recited for the dead,” he stressed.
