The claim of "they left a letter behind" in the retired sergeant's brutality.

30.04.2025 11:44

Recently in Aksaray, a retired non-commissioned officer locked his 14-year-old son in a room, then shot and killed his wife before committing suicide. The retired non-commissioned officer's cousin stated, "According to the information we received from the police, a 5-page farewell letter was found. It was mentioned in the letter that they had decided to commit suicide together and wanted to be buried side by side."

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A brutal incident occurred the other day on the first floor of a three-story building on 3300 Street in the central Şeyhamit Neighborhood of Aksaray. Retired non-commissioned officer Cesur Bulanık (46), who moved to the house he had been living in for six months after being assigned to the city two years ago, locked his son Y.T.B. (14) in his room around 5:00 PM.

KILLED HIS WIFE AND COMMITTED SUICIDE

The retired non-commissioned officer shot and killed his wife Nazmiye Bulanık (45) and then committed suicide with the same gun. Hearing the gunshots, Y.T.B. called the 112 Emergency Call Center for help. Upon the notification, police and medical teams were dispatched to the address. Teams entering the house through the window encountered the lifeless bodies of the couple. Medical teams confirmed that Nazmiye Bulanık had lost her life. Cesur Bulanık, who was taken to Aksaray Training and Research Hospital, also passed away. Y.T.B., who was in shock, was calmed down by the teams and taken to the Child Protection Unit.

DELIVERED TO HIS AUNT

The couple's bodies were taken by their relatives from Sivas after the autopsy was performed. It was learned that the couple's child, Y.T.B., was also delivered to his aunt.

"A 5-PAGE SUICIDE NOTE WAS FOUND"

Soner Erdoğan, the cousin of Cesur Bulanık, who received the bodies, said, "According to the information we received from the police, a 5-page suicide note was found. The note stated that they had decided to commit suicide together and wanted to be buried side by side. We will also bury the bodies side by side in the village of Eskiyurt in the Gemerek district. His last duty station was Aksaray, and he retired from here. Yesterday, he called his brother to ask for forgiveness. He also sent messages to a few relatives saying, 'Forgive me.' We are in shock as well," he said.