The Güran family monitored the gendarmerie with the camera system they set up while searching for Narin.

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New chilling developments have emerged regarding the murder of Narin Güran (8), whose lifeless body was found on the 19th day of her disappearance in Diyarbakır. The Güran family installed security cameras in their home immediately after Narin went missing, citing that no one in the village felt safe. The cameras, which were installed around the house, had night vision, HD features, and high resolution, were later revealed to have a different purpose.

THEY WATCHED THE GENDARMERIE ON A BIG SCREEN SECOND BY SECOND

According to a report by Sözcü; the gendarmerie determined that the cameras found during the search conducted at the home of Erhan and Barış Güran on September 8, when Narin's body was discovered, recorded footage second by second. It was established that the family monitored the gendarmerie's search efforts on a big screen using the camera system they set up, and they acted in concert to hide evidence, mislead the gendarmerie, and divert them in different directions.

FOOTAGE ENTERED THE INVESTIGATION FILE

The footage obtained from the camera recording system, which allowed viewing six different points from a single screen, was added to the investigation file regarding the family members for the crime of "hiding, altering, or destroying evidence of a crime."