In the Narin Güran case, Salim Güran was also contradicted by his 16-year-old daughter.

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In the first hearing of the case where four defendants are sought to be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for the murder of Narin Güran, uncle Salim Güran stated that he woke up early in the morning, went to the field, and then went to Diyarbakır to buy clothes for the children.

"HE MENTIONED A MALFUNCTION, WE WENT WITH HIS CAR"

Uncle, who expressed that he went back up after buying clothes, said, "An electrician friend mentioned a malfunction, we went with his car." In his statement, uncle Salim Güran said he was in the field until 18:00, and a striking statement came from child witnesses regarding his testimony.

According to the information shared by journalist Rojda Altıntaş on social media regarding the details of the case; it was recorded in the statements of child witnesses that uncle Salim was seen at school (M.E.G.). It was stated that the dialogue between the pedagogue and M.E.G. occurred as follows:

"I SAW HIM THERE AT SCHOOL"

Pedagogue: "Where was uncle Salim?"

M.E.G.: "I saw him there at school."

Pedagogue: "Did you never see him until you saw him at school?"

M.E.G.: "Who?"

Pedagogue: "Uncle Salim."

M.E.G.: "No, I didn't see him."

Pedagogue: "Then we went to Salim's house, Gizem's family opened the door. Nevzat's house is not very close, right?"

M.E.G.: "We didn't go there."

Pedagogue: "Well, didn't they hear you while you were looking for him?"

M.E.G.: "No."

Pedagogue: "Did you say anything to them?"

M.E.G.: "Halit Zeyno was there, I said we are looking for Narin."

SALIM GÜRAN WAS ALSO DENIED BY HIS DAUGHTER

It was stated that Salim Güran's own daughter also said that her father left home at 15:30 and went to the field.

Pedagogue: "What time did your father leave?"

G.G.: "My father left around 15:30."

Pedagogue: "Where to?"

G.G.: "He went to the field."

Pedagogue: "What happened next?"

G.G.: "He didn't come home."

Pedagogue: "When did you see your father again?"

G.G.: "My father didn't come home. I called my father when Narin went missing."

Pedagogue: "What time was it then?"

G.G.: "It was dark.. Yüksel aunt came, she got up and knocked."

Pedagogue: "Well, your father left home around 15:30, did he ever talk to you on the phone and tell you anything?"

G.G: No

Judge: "Did he leave home? Did anyone come to the house after he left?"

Pedagogue: "Well, what did you do after your father left home?"

G.G.: "We sat down."

Pedagogue: "Who was at home?"

G.G.: "(I couldn't hear.)"

Judge: "Did Enes come home, can you ask?"

Pedagogue: "Did Enes come to your house?"

G.G.: "No, he never came. I also never left the house."