07.01.2025 11:50
In Bağcılar, Istanbul, a husband who fell into a jealousy crisis killed the mother of his six children while she was sleeping. After murdering his wife, the man went to Izmir and seriously injured the man he suspected his wife was having an affair with, then disappeared.
In Bağcılar, Istanbul, a man named Vedat Adal shot and killed his wife, whom he claimed to have had an illicit relationship with, after waiting for their 6 children to fall asleep. It was learned that Ardal worked as a long-distance truck driver, and later he went to Izmir and severely injured the person he claimed was having an affair with his wife.
THEY MOVED TO ISTANBUL 5 MONTHS AGO
According to the news from Ekol TV's Gizem Gündoğdu; the Adal couple moved from Mardin to an apartment in the Bağcılar district of Istanbul with their 6 children about 5 months ago. Vedat Adal, who worked as a long-distance truck driver, brought horror to his family when he returned home from the road.
HE KILLED HIS SLEEPING WIFE
When everyone went to their rooms to sleep, Adal took a gun and shot his wife, Gülnaz Adal, in the head while she was sleeping in bed and fled. Upon notification, police and medical teams arrived at the scene, and it was determined that 45-year-old Gülnaz Adal, the mother of 6 children, had lost her life.
SEVERELY INJURED A PERSON IN IZMIR
While the police continued their search for the attacker, Vedat Adal went to Izmir and severely injured the person he suspected of having an affair with his wife. After this attack, Adal disappeared, and police are still searching for the assailant.
NEIGHBORS WOKE UP TO SIREN SOUNDS
The residents of the apartment where the unfortunate woman was killed stated that they woke up to the sound of police sirens, and mentioned that Gülnaz Adal was always at home while her husband was on the road for days.
"WE HAVE NO DOUBT ABOUT THE DECEASED WOMAN"
A neighbor of the woman said, "We have no doubt about the deceased woman. She was so clean and pure. She would go out of her house to take out the trash, and she never looked at anyone's face."