The chilling murder was revealed 140 days later! The head was crushed, and the foot was tied with a stone...

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In Mardin, the lifeless body of 37-year-old businessman İsmail Demir was found in a water well in Şırnak, 140 days after he went missing, with his head crushed by a stone and his feet tied with a stone. İsmail Demir's friends Hamdullah Önen and Ömer Demir, who were taken into custody following technical and physical surveillance, were arrested.

5 PEOPLE WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

On April 25 in the Midyat district, relatives of İsmail Demir, a businessman engaged in the textile business, who is married and a father of two, reported to the 112 Emergency Call Center after they could not reach him. Following their report, a search operation was initiated for Demir. When no results were obtained, a special team established by the Provincial Police Department's Public Order Branch began examining security footage from the areas where Demir was last seen and around his workplace. During the examination of the camera footage, it was determined that another vehicle entered the street from the reflection on a vehicle in the street where Demir was last seen. The team, which tracked the suspect vehicle determined to have gone to İdil district of Şırnak, took 5 people, including Demir's close friends Hamdullah Önen and Ömer Demir, into custody, who were also suspected by the family.

CONFESSED DURING INTERROGATION

Ömer Demir confessed during his interrogation that Hamdullah Önen killed İsmail Demir and then threw him into a well in İdil district, approximately 40 minutes away. In the examination conducted at the scene on September 12, the lifeless body of Demir was found in the emptied water well, with his head crushed by a stone and his feet tied with a stone, thanks to the efforts of the fire brigade. İsmail Demir's body was buried in the district cemetery after the autopsy procedures. Three of the suspects were released after their procedures at the police station. Hamdullah Önen and Ömer Demir were arrested for the crime of 'intentional murder' after being brought to court following their procedures.