29.06.2025 14:41
In Adana, it was alleged that Çağlar Gökgül threw his wife, teacher Dilek Gökgül, whom he married 6 months ago, from the 6th floor after saying, "You don't let me drink, die, perish." The teacher, who fell after hitting the awning of a business on the ground floor, suffered paralysis from the waist down. The woman, who became bedridden, had to return to the house where she experienced her nightmare because she had no one in Adana, where she had come as a bride.
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In the Sarıçam district of Adana, a dispute broke out on May 24 between teacher Dilek Gökgül (31), who got married 6 months ago, and her husband Çağlar Gökgül (36). According to the allegation; Çağlar Gökgül threw his wife, whom he assaulted during the argument, down from the 6th floor.
PARALYZED
The young woman, who hit the awning of the business on the ground floor and fell onto the concrete floor, was taken to Adana City Training and Research Hospital by health teams. After her treatment in the hospital, the woman, who was discharged on June 4, began to be unable to walk due to paralysis from the waist down.
HUSBAND ARRESTED
Çağlar G., who was detained by the police, was arrested by the judge to whom he was referred after his procedures.
"HE SAID, 'YOU ARE NOT MAKING ME DRINK, DIE'"
The bedridden woman, who had just recently become a bride in Adana, had to return to the house where she experienced her nightmare because she had no one. Dilek Gökgül, who stated that despite her husband promising not to drink alcohol, he continued to do so and that they had an argument that day because he was drinking, described her experiences with the following words:
"I was at the table, he was sitting on the couch. When I asked him why he was drinking, he went crazy. He shouted, 'From now on, I will drink every day, do you have any objections?' Then he threw me onto the table. I ran to another room, but he caught me and continued to assault me. Then he dragged me to the balcony and threw me down. I was holding onto the iron railing, but looking into my eyes, he said, 'You are not making me drink, die,' and then he opened my fingers. I don't remember what happened next; I fell from the 6th floor."
"I AM BEDRIDDEN IN THE HOUSE WHERE I EXPERIENCED MY NIGHTMARE"
The young woman continued her words, "He claims that I attempted suicide and that I jumped. Since he is a real estate agent, he has a wide network and hires false witnesses. Instead of supporting me, his family is making threats. They didn't even say 'get well soon.' Since I came here as a bride from Burdur, I don't know anyone in Adana, my family is far away, and I have no supporters. I am also experiencing financial difficulties. Moreover, I am bedridden in the house where I experienced this nightmare. Dozens of women have been thrown from balconies in this country, recorded as suicides. Thank God I didn't die, and I am fighting for my legal rights," she said.
"WE ARE FOLLOWING THE LEGAL PROCESS"
The woman's lawyer, Ozan Karabulut, also stated that the investigation against the suspect is ongoing. Karabulut argued that the claims that the suspect's client attempted suicide do not reflect the truth, saying:
"It is very clear that the lady was thrown from the 6th floor. The blood traces on the balcony and the railings show this. My client held onto the railings to survive at that moment. The suspect is trying to influence the case by finding false witnesses. My client is bedridden, cannot walk, and has serious health problems. We have complete confidence in justice and the judiciary. We are following the legal process."
Source: AA, DHA
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