The bone fragments sent to Istanbul for Narin's autopsy were buried in her grave.

On August 21, 19 days after she went missing, the lifeless body of Narin Güran (8) was found and sent to Istanbul for autopsy. The bone fragments found in a bag were brought back to the city after the procedures, and she was buried in the grave where her funeral was held.

12 PEOPLE, INCLUDING HER MOTHER, UNCLE, AND BROTHER, HAD BEEN ARRESTED

The investigation into the murder of Narin Güran, who went missing in the rural Tavşantepe neighborhood of the Bağlar district on August 21, continues. Her lifeless body was found on the 19th day of the search efforts, hidden under stones and bushes in a stream bed. In the investigation conducted by the Diyarbakır Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 12 people, including her uncle Salim Güran, who had DNA traces of Narin in his car, Nevzat Bahtiyar, who confessed to carrying the body, Narin's mother Yüksel Güran, and her brother Enes Güran, were arrested.

THE BONES WERE BURIED NEXT TO THE CORPSE

As part of the investigation, the bones found in the same bag as Narin's body, which are believed to be her tibia and other bone fragments, were sent to the Istanbul Forensic Medicine Institution for autopsy. After the examination, the bones were brought back to Diyarbakır. The bones were taken to the cemetery in Tavşantepe neighborhood by a funeral vehicle belonging to the Metropolitan Municipality. In the cemetery, where intense security measures were taken, the grave where Narin was buried was opened, and the bones were buried next to the corpse. The opened grave was closed again.