The funerals of the three siblings who committed suicide were left unattended.

The bodies of three Iranian brothers who ended their lives collectively by burning coal in a room where they had taped the doors and windows in Antalya are waiting to be taken at the Antalya Forensic Medicine Institution.

In an incident that occurred yesterday in the Güzeloba neighborhood of the Muratpaşa district of Antalya, it was reported that the three brothers, who had not been reachable by their family in Iran for about 15 days, taped the doors and windows of a room in their residence and then ended their lives with the coal they burned inside the room.

9-PAGE FAREWELL LETTER

It was learned that the three Iranian nationals, Mohammed Reza Yasovalian (44), Mohsen Yasovalian, and Amirhossein Yasovalian, who had come to Turkey some time ago and were living together in an apartment they rented in Güzeloba, left behind a 9-page letter and ended their lives due to commercial debts.

The bodies of the three brothers were taken to the Antalya Forensic Medicine Institution morgue last night after the work of the Prosecutor's Office, Antalya Provincial Police Department Public Security Branch Homicide Bureau, and Crime Scene Investigation teams at the scene. While the autopsy procedures at the Forensic Medicine Institution are ongoing, the sister living in Iran stated that she would not come to collect the bodies.

"THEIR PARENTS ARE NOT ALIVE"

A relative of the family in Antalya, Emrullah Esedi, said, "The parents of the three brothers are not alive. The three sisters also told me that they would not be able to come to collect the bodies. I will inform the authorities."