Arrested brother Enes Güran: I bit myself, the marks on my back are also corn cob.

The suspects, including the mother Yüksel, the brother Enes, and the uncle Fuat Güran, as well as 2 cousins and the aunt of 8-year-old Narin Güran, who was killed in Diyarbakır, were sent to the duty criminal court as part of the investigation. 8 of them were arrested, while 4 were released under judicial control.

STATEMENTS THAT DRAW ATTENTION FROM THE BROTHER

Enes Güran, who was arrested and sent to prison along with his mother during the murder investigation, also made statements that drew attention during the cross-examination.

"I HAD A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN AND BIT MY ARM"

Enes Güran, who was previously detained and taken to the Istanbul Forensic Medicine Institute due to bite marks on his arm and deep scratches on his back, was released because no identification could be made regarding the bite marks. He stated that he had a nervous breakdown when he heard the news of his sister's disappearance and harmed himself, biting his own arm, saying, "When my sister went missing, soldiers came to the village. I had nervous breakdowns when the search activities started. Then I started biting my arm. After that, the search and scanning activities started."

"CORN COBS TOUCHED MY BACK"

While the searches were ongoing, we went to the cornfield. The corn cobs touched my back, and also the scratches on my back were caused by the friction from the searches we conducted in the stable and abandoned buildings," he said.

A MURDER INVESTIGATION WITH AN UNIDENTIFIED KILLER

The investigation into Narin Güran, which has 10 detainees and 24 suspects, is still ongoing without a killer. The mystery of who or why the little girl was killed remains unsolved. Despite the detention and interrogation of almost all family members and the arrest of some of them, and despite 24 days passing since the investigation, the killer of the little girl has not yet been found. The focus of the comprehensive investigation is now on the results of the autopsy report from the Istanbul Forensic Medicine Institute.