Narin Güran's imprisoned brother shared what he would say in court during an interview.

The lifeless body of 8-year-old Narin Güran, whose body was found in a sack by the river after being missing for 19 days, continues to be a topic of discussion in the Tavşantepe Village of the Bağlar district in Diyarbakır, Turkey.

THEY WILL APPEAR IN COURT TOMORROW

Narin's uncle Salim Güran, who is facing a life sentence for the murder of the little girl, along with her mother Yüksel Güran and the family's neighbor Nevzat Bahtiyar, will appear before the judge tomorrow, along with her brother Enes Güran, who is accused of "intentionally killing the child in complicity."

"I HAVE BEEN DETAINED FOR MONTHS FOR NO REASON"

Brother Enes Güran spoke to Milliyet via video call from the T-Type High Security Closed Prison. Enes Güran stated that he does not know why he was imprisoned, saying, "I have been detained for months for no reason. There is no concrete evidence that I killed Narin. I am detained because everyone in the village said a different time regarding my brother's death. One says they saw me at the fountain at this time, another says they saw me somewhere else," he said.

"I WILL SAY THESE THINGS IN COURT TOO"

Continuing his statement, Enes Güran, who said, "I have been detained for months for no reason," added: "There is no concrete evidence that I killed Narin. I am detained because everyone in the village said a different time regarding my brother's death. One says they saw me at the fountain at this time, another says they saw me somewhere else. For God's sake, who would harm their sibling? I had one sister. Why would I harm her, why would I kill her? Give me a reason to kill. These will be my statements in court as well."