13.07.2025 22:00
The discovery of a lifeless body emerging from the ground in a family grave within a cemetery in Eskişehir alarmed the gendarmerie teams. Upon investigation, it was determined that the body wrapped in cloth next to the grave belonged to a dog, and efforts were initiated to find the person or persons who buried the animal.
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İsmail Karagöz, who came to visit his father's grave at the Asri Cemetery located on the Afyonkarahisar road in Eskişehir, noticed a difference at one of the graves.
SAW A CLOTH SIMILAR TO A SHROUD Karagöz, who saw a cloth resembling a shroud among the disturbed soil next to a grave and suspected it was a human corpse, reported the situation to the security personnel. The officials who came to the scene conducted an investigation and notified the gendarmerie teams.
REVEALED IN A REAL GENDARMERIE INVESTIGATION The gendarmerie teams that arrived at the scene conducted a detailed investigation. Upon opening the cloth, the gendarmerie encountered the carcass of a furry animal. Detailed work revealed that the lifeless body wrapped in the cloth belonged to a dog. A note was also found in the excavated soil. It was learned that the note, written in English, contained sentences expressing longing for the 9-year-old deceased dog.
WHO BURIED IT AND WHY IS UNKNOWN The gendarmerie teams started working to reach the owner of the family grave. Meanwhile, veterinarians who came to the scene checked whether the deceased dog had a chip. The dog, which was found to have no chip, was removed from the place it was buried and taken by municipal teams for examination. It is unknown who buried the dog without permission and why.
"I SUSPECTED IT WAS A HUMAN CORPSE" Describing the incident, İsmail Karagöz said, "I came to visit my father's grave. I come here every week. I was going to pour water on the grave, and at that moment, I was pulling the hose. Something caught my eye. Then I became anxious and scared when I saw what I saw. I immediately went and reported the situation to security. The security came, and after examining it, they called the gendarmerie. After the gendarmerie investigations, they opened the grave, and it was understood that the lifeless body wrapped in the cloth was an animal. At first, I suspected it was a human corpse. I was already anxious because of that. When the gendarmerie opened the cloth, they said there was something furry inside. They said it was a dog-like animal. The cloth was wrapped like a shroud. The grave had not been fully dug; it was only covered with soil. I think other dogs came and dug it up. We also found a note where the animal was buried; the note was written in a foreign language, and we couldn't understand it."
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