06.01.2025 17:41
In the Sultangazi district of Istanbul, a vehicle that did not comply with the police's 'stop' order was caught after a chase. A woman's body was found in the trunk of the vehicle. As a result of the police investigation, it was learned that the driver, Engin Çelik, had killed his wife, Ayşe Çelik, with a firearm and placed her in the trunk of the vehicle. The suspect has been taken into custody.
A vehicle that did not comply with the police's 'stop' order in the Sultangazi district of Istanbul was caught after a brief chase. A woman's body was found in the trunk of the vehicle.
HE KILLED HIS WIFE WITH A GUN
The incident occurred around 4:30 PM. According to allegations, a fight broke out between Engin Çelik and Ayşe Çelik at their home in Eyüpsultan for an unknown reason. During the fight, the man, who went into a rage, allegedly shot and killed his wife.
CAUGHT WHILE TRYING TO GET RID OF THE BODY
Afterward, Engin Çelik, who was planning to get rid of the body, took action. He placed the body in the trunk of his car and set off. The man, who planned to throw his wife's lifeless body into a lake or a wooded area, was stopped by police teams on suspicion. Engin Çelik, who did not comply with the police's "stop" order, began to flee. The police also tried to catch the fleeing vehicle. During the chase, the front of the vehicle used by Engin Çelik was blocked by police teams in Sultangazi.
THE BODY WAS FOUND IN THE TRUNK
While the suspect was taken into custody, a search was conducted in the stopped vehicle. During the searches, a woman's body was found in the trunk of the car. It was learned that the body belonged to Engin Çelik's wife, Ayşe Çelik.