Sezgin Tanrıkulu: Even if a verdict is announced tomorrow in the Narin case, we will not know who the real perpetrator is.

The second hearing of the murder case of 8-year-old Narin Güran, who was killed in Diyarbakır, is ongoing. Sezgin Tanrıkulu, the CHP Diyarbakır MP, spoke to Melis Yaşar from Haberler.com about today's hearing and stated that he expects the verdict to be given tomorrow.

"EVEN IF A DECISION IS MADE, WE WON'T KNOW THE REAL PERPETRATOR"

Evaluating the case that has reached the verdict stage, Tanrıkulu stated, "Even if the judgment is announced tomorrow, even if a life sentence is given to the four suspects in accordance with the prosecutor's opinion, we will not know who the real perpetrator is."

"WE WILL SEE IN THE COURT EVIDENCE"

Tanrıkulu also mentioned, "The four suspects have strong information indicating that they were in the same place from 15:11, the time Narin went missing, according to narrowed base records that cannot be disproven. However, despite this technical information, there is no statement from them. Therefore, there is a signal from the place where she went missing, but there is no statement related to that time, no eyewitness testimony. Another concrete evidence is the DNA traces of Narin found in her uncle's car. This is also an evidence that cannot be disproven. The court will show these in its own evidence," he said.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Narin Güran, who went missing in the village of Tavşantepe on August 21, was found dead 19 days later, buried in a sack in a stream bed near the village. According to the Forensic Medicine Institution report, Narin was drowned on the day she went missing.