Critical clue in the massacre in Afyonkarahisar! The vehicle the suspect fled in has been identified

Critical clue in the massacre in Afyonkarahisar! The vehicle the suspect fled in has been identified

05.11.2026 17:42

In the incident in the İhsaniye district of Afyonkarahisar, where the bodies of five people were found in two vehicles at two different locations, it was determined that the suspect fled the scene in a red light commercial vehicle. It is being considered that the suspect, who was determined to have come from outside the city, fled toward Kütahya. Police and gendarmerie have launched a large-scale effort to catch the suspect.

In the incident in İhsaniye where 5 people were killed with a pump-action shotgun, initial information regarding the suspect's trail has emerged. The roads leading to the villages where the murders were committed have been closed by the gendarmerie.

FLED IN A RED LIGHT COMMERCIAL VEHICLE

According to initial findings, it was determined that the suspect fled the scene in a red light commercial vehicle. It is being considered that the suspect, who was determined to have come from outside the city, may have fled toward Kütahya in the vehicle.

5 BODIES FOUND IN TWO VEHICLES

The bodies of a total of 5 people were found inside two different cars in the rural neighborhoods of Ayazini and Kıyır. According to information obtained, it was determined that the individuals were killed by being shot with a pump-action shotgun.

ROADS CLOSED, LARGE-SCALE SEARCH LAUNCHED

The roads leading to the villages where the murders were committed were closed by gendarmerie teams. Police and gendarmerie teams launched a large-scale operation to catch the fleeing suspect. Identification efforts for those who lost their lives are ongoing.

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