13.09.2025 16:01
In Elazığ, Chief Inspector M.K. shot and killed Orhan Ö., whom he saw at his home. In her statement, the arrested chief inspector's wife, F.K., said that she had invited the person she met on Twitter to her home to end their relationship, and that a dispute arose when her husband came home. She recounted that the person attacked with a knife and then collapsed to the ground amid gunfire.
In Elazığ, Chief Inspector M.K. shot and killed Orhan Ö. after seeing him with his wife at home. Following the incident, detailed statements from the chief inspector's wife, F.K., emerged.
HOW DID THE INCIDENT HAPPEN?
The incident occurred on September 5, 2025, in the Çaydaçıra neighborhood. When Chief Inspector M.K. returned home in the afternoon, he encountered Orhan Ö. (44) inside. During the ensuing fight, M.K. fired his weapon, which he had drawn from his waist. Orhan Ö. died at the scene. Chief Inspector M.K. was initially released under judicial control but was arrested following an appeal by the prosecutor's office.
"WE HAD PROBLEMS, I MET HIM ON TWITTER"
F.K. stated in her testimony that her mobile phone was registered in her name, that they had been married for 5 years, and that they had a 3.5-year-old child. She mentioned that she had been experiencing problems with her husband since February, saying, "M.K. is my legally married husband. We have been married for about 5 years and have a 3.5-year-old child from this marriage. My husband M.K. works as a Chief Inspector at the Elazığ Provincial Police Department. Since February, there has been a disagreement between us due to family issues. During this process, I met someone on this platform with the username 'Ferida Kahrol' on Twitter. This account belongs to me. The person I met has the Twitter username 'Serdar Gökhan.' During the period when my husband and I were having problems, an emotional bond developed between me and this person. However, I only met this person face-to-face once in July at Elazığ Kentköy Park. During the time we met, he told me his name was Serdar Gökhan Öztürk. He said he was single and a military personnel, serving in Tunceli. All my conversations with this person were through the social media platform Twitter. I definitely do not have his number. My relationship with my husband improved. After this process, I did not speak to this person," she said.
"I INVITED HIM TO MY HOME TO END OUR RELATIONSHIP"
F.K. stated that on the morning of September 4, she received a message from this person on Twitter saying, "I will come to Elazığ, I just got out of prison." She indicated that she invited him to her home to end the conversation, saying, "On 04.09.2025, he sent me a message on Twitter saying, 'I will come to Elazığ, I just got out of prison.' I saw this message around 07:30 in the morning. I replied to this message asking why he was coming. Later, I made a voice call to this person via Twitter. I told him that I was happy and that we should not meet. He said to me, 'I will come to your house, we need to talk.' I said that it would be risky to meet outside and suggested we meet at home. I had sent this person my home location in July. He knows my home address from there. My purpose in meeting this person was to tell him face-to-face that this would not happen and that we needed to end our communication. I left my residence around 08:30 to take my son Göktuğ to preschool. When I left the house, my husband M. was at home. I dropped my son off at preschool in my vehicle with the license plate 60 BH 717. After dropping him off, I returned to my residence by car. My husband had gone to work. At some point, although I do not remember the exact time, the person I knew as Serdar sent me a message on Twitter saying, 'I have arrived, I am in front of the building.' I then opened the door to my residence. Serdar entered the building and came to the door, where I greeted him. I invited Serdar into the residence to talk about ending our relationship. We sat in the kitchen area of the house," she explained.
"HE TOOK A BREAD KNIFE FROM THE KITCHEN"
F.K. reported that her husband called her 2 or 3 times, but she could not answer because she did not see the phone. "My husband usually calls me to ask me to send videos of the child at preschool. He probably called several times because he was curious that I had not sent a video. While the conversation between Serdar and me was ongoing, the doorbell rang. I had locked the door from the back. When I looked through the peephole and saw my husband at the door, I told Serdar. In response, Serdar said, 'Did you set a trap for me? I will kill both of you.' The doorbell sound stopped for a short while. Serdar took a bread knife from the kitchen. When Serdar took the knife, I went out to the hallway. While I was next to the bathroom in the hallway, Serdar hit me with his head. My head was bleeding at that moment. Then Serdar kicked me. I told him to calm down and that if my husband came, I would take him to the balcony under some pretext, and he could escape in the meantime," she said.
"I SAW THE PERSON COLLAPSED IN A POOL OF BLOOD"
Continuing her testimony, F.K. said, "At that moment, the doorbell rang again. Upon the doorbell ringing, Serdar went to the dressing room located at the back of our residence on the left side of the entrance. He hid behind the door there, holding a knife at that moment. I opened the door to the residence. My husband M.K. asked me why I was not opening the door, why I was not answering my phone, and what happened to my face. I told my husband that I had bumped my head on the door and that there was nothing to worry about. Then I told my husband to go to the balcony, and I would make him a coffee and bring it so we could drink coffee together. While I was making coffee, my husband was sitting in the kitchen. We were talking about our child. This conversation lasted about 15 minutes. While I was in the kitchen, my husband came out of the kitchen. He asked why the door to the dressing room was closed. I then followed my husband M. He saw Serdar when he opened the door to the dressing room. I told my husband not to misunderstand, that there was nothing between us, and that I had only called him to talk. A discussion started between Serdar and my husband. Immediately after, Serdar lunged at my husband M.K. with the knife. My husband was also urging him to stay away and not to come closer. A struggle occurred between my husband and Serdar. At that moment, I crouched down where I was and started to cry. Then I heard 2 or 3 gunshots. I saw the person named Serdar collapsed in a pool of blood. My husband told me that he would call 112 to inform them. For this reason, I did not call 112. Out of fear, I did not enter the room where this person was at all. After a while, police teams and 112 teams arrived at the scene. I do not remember how much time passed; I was in shock from the incident. I do not know the person named Orhan Ö. that you asked me about. I know the person who came to my residence as Serdar Gökhan Öztürk," she concluded.