10.09.2025 11:32
In Beyoğlu, 20-year-old Moroccan national Jawhara Aboucheikh was found dead in her boyfriend's residence. After the incident, the suspect, who fled after telling the security guard, "My girlfriend is unwell," was captured in Bursa and arrested for "intentional murder." Meanwhile, cocaine was seized during searches conducted at the house.
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On September 6, Saturday, in the Hacıahmet neighborhood of the Beyoğlu district in Istanbul, a Moroccan national named Jawhara Aboucheikh (20) went to the apartment of her boyfriend A.A. in the evening.
"MY GIRLFRIEND GOT SICK" AND RAN AWAY
After spending some time in the apartment, Aboucheikh fell ill. Her boyfriend A.A., panicking, went downstairs and told the building's security officer that his girlfriend was unwell and asked him to notify the medical team. A.A. then left the building and distanced himself.
FOUND DEAD IN THE RESIDENCE
Following the incident, medical teams who arrived at the apartment upon notification determined that the woman had passed away. Subsequently, the Beyoğlu Public Order Bureau teams initiated an investigation.
COCAINE SEIZED
During the examination of the apartment, cocaine was seized. The police, who reviewed the security camera footage, also took the statement of the security officer. Continuing their investigations, the police determined that the woman had been with someone in the apartment, and the suspect had told the security officers that the woman was unwell, and then distanced himself from the scene.
CAUGHT IN BURSA
In ongoing investigations, it was determined that the suspect A.A. had gone to Bursa. The Beyoğlu Public Order Bureau teams, which identified the house where the suspect was hiding in the Yıldırım district, conducted a raid on the address. A.A., who was taken into custody, was brought to the police station. Here, A.A. stated that they had used drugs and that his girlfriend had fallen ill, causing him to panic and flee the apartment.
ARRESTED FOR 'INTENTIONAL MURDER'
A.A., who was subjected to legal proceedings, was referred to the courthouse and subsequently arrested by the court for the crime of 'intentional murder' and sent to prison.
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