Notable detail in Minister Yerlikaya's delicate message! He did not offer condolences to the family.

Turkey, who has been eagerly awaiting the news of finding Narin Güran, who went missing in Diyarbakır 19 days ago, received devastating news this morning from the Minister of Interior, Ali Yerlikaya.

YERLİKAYA DID NOT OFFER CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY

Minister Yerlikaya stated that the lifeless body of 8-year-old Narin was found by gendarmerie teams. In his post on social media platform X, he said, "Unfortunately, the lifeless body of Narin, who went missing in Tavşantepe neighborhood of Bağlar district in Diyarbakır, was found by our gendarmerie teams. I pray for mercy for Narin. May she rest in peace. Our condolences to the family."

IS THERE A FAMILY MEMBER INVOLVED IN THE MURDER?

One detail in Minister Yerlikaya's message about Narin did not go unnoticed. Yerlikaya did not offer condolences to Narin's family after the discovery of her lifeless body, which led to speculation that a family member might be involved in the murder.

"ALL SUSPICIONS ARE DIRECTED TOWARDS THE FAMILY"

Journalist Emrullah Erdinç's statements during a live broadcast after the development with Narin also strengthened the allegations. Erdinç said, "All suspicions are directed towards the family. The uncle had suspicious statements before. The uncle is the primary suspect due to the presence of DNA samples in the car. Did the uncle commit the murder or did he know about it? All of these will be revealed through the investigation. The uncle is most likely among the initial suspects."

"NEW ARRESTS MAY COME IN A FEW HOURS"

Narin's body may have been dumped there later. We are talking about a powerful family in the village. There is a situation where the family does not speak. There is a family that did not even participate in some search operations. We are talking about a family that visited the detained uncle, including Narin's father, on Friday. They went to visit the only suspect. One of the family members may be involved in the murder. New arrests may come in a few hours," he said.