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"She cried saying 'I saw something but I can't tell'! The female reporter explained what she saw."

12.09.2024 11:31

After the lifeless body of Narin Güran was found in Diyarbakır, the outburst of the reporter who burst into tears during the live broadcast saying "I saw something but I can't say it" had aroused curiosity. Days later, the female reporter who described the incident she witnessed mentioned that some women in the village were reciting Yasin in front of the door the day before Narin was found, using the expression "Yasin is usually recited for the dead."

Turkey has been deeply saddened by the discovery of the lifeless body of 8-year-old Narin Güran, who has been missing for 19 days. The body of Narin Güran, who went missing on August 21 while returning from a Quran course in the Rural Tavşantepe Neighborhood of Bağlar district in Diyarbakır, was found in a sack in a stream 1.5 kilometers away from her home.

"I SAW SOMETHING BUT I CAN'T SAY" SHE SAID

A day before Narin went missing, TV100 reporter Canan Altıntaş said, "I have a child too, and I can understand how worried I get even if I can't reach them for just an hour. I don't know if Narin wanted her voice to be heard. I was hoping for good news, but I don't know if the case was dropped afterwards. I was shocked when I heard the news in the morning. I felt that Narin was no longer alive. I saw something, but I can't give details because it could harm the investigation. I met everyone in that village and what I say could affect the investigation."

SHE REVEALED WHAT SHE SAW DAYS LATER

Today, Altıntaş, who connected from Diyarbakır, stated that some women in the village were reciting Yasin in front of their doors a day before Narin was found. Altıntaş stated, "Yasin is usually recited for the deceased."



 
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