19.10.2026 16:32
In the investigation into the allegation that Mehmet Çabuk, who disappeared in Osmaniye in 2016 at the age of 27, was murdered, his ex-wife İlknur D. was arrested on the charge of intentional homicide. Her mother-in-law Selma D. was released under judicial control. Human bones had been found in an excavation in the garden after İlknur D.'s husband, İbrahim Ozan D., showed the location.
In the investigation conducted over the allegation that Mehmet Çabuk, who disappeared in Osmaniye 10 years ago, was murdered, his ex-wife İlknur D. (34) was arrested on the charge of intentional killing, while his mother-in-law Selma D. (69) was released under judicial control conditions.
A new development has occurred in the investigation into the killing of Mehmet Çabuk, who disappeared in Osmaniye in 2016 when he was 27 years old. After Aynur Çabuk, who appeared on the program Müge Anlı ile Tatlı Sert broadcast on ATV, claimed that her brother may have been killed by his ex-wife İlknur D. and her husband İbrahim Ozan D. (35), the Osmaniye Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation. İlknur D. and her mother-in-law Selma D., who were detained in Istanbul by teams of the Provincial Police Department, were brought to Osmaniye.
THE SUSPECT IN PRISON CONFESSED
After İbrahim Ozan D., who was imprisoned for another crime, confessed that he had killed Mehmet Çabuk and buried him in the garden of his mother's house in Akyar village, excavation work was started in the area. In the excavation carried out based on the suspect's indication of the location, human bones believed to belong to Mehmet Çabuk were found. The bones were sent to the Adana Forensic Medicine Institution for identification and examination.
EX-WIFE ARRESTED, MOTHER-IN-LAW UNDER JUDICIAL CONTROL
After police procedures, İlknur D., one of the suspects taken to the courthouse, was arrested by the on-duty judge on the charge of intentional killing and sent to the Osmaniye T-Type Closed Penal Institution. Her mother-in-law Selma D. was released under judicial control conditions.