13.09.2024 11:20
While the investigation into who or whom killed 8-year-old Narin in Diyarbakır continues, the attention is also turned towards the villagers in Tavşantepe. According to allegations, the villagers were making fake reports and throwing away their SIM cards for 19 days. There is a special reason for the villagers to install cameras in their homes right after Narin went missing.
While the investigation into the murder of 8-year-old Narin in Diyarbakır continues, the focus is on the family... Contradictory statements are being reported in the media, and attention is also turned towards the villagers in Tavşantepe.
The secret of who the killer or killers of Narin, whose lifeless body was found after days of searching, is still unsolved. As part of the investigation, a total of 10 people, including an uncle, mother, brother, and a confessing individual, have been arrested, and the contradictory statements given by family members have drawn attention. Since the first day Narin went missing, teams have set up camp in the Tavşantepe village in Diyarbakır, and the silence in the village has caught everyone's attention.
ARE THEY PROTECTING EACH OTHER?
In a village where almost everyone is related, it is contradictory that no one has seen anything related to the murder; the use of similar sentences in the villagers' statements raised questions of "Are they protecting someone? Have they taken a vow of silence?"
WHY DID IT TAKE SO LONG TO FIND NARIN?
As the investigation continues, new details about the Tavşantepe villagers have emerged. Journalist Hande Fırat, in her article in Hürriyet Newspaper, shared the details of the investigation into how Narin was killed and explained why it took so long to find Narin's body in a small area.
THEY MADE FALSE REPORTS
Fırat claimed that the villagers made false reports for 19 days; "In this way, they misdirect the investigation and then discard the SIM cards," she said.
WHY DID THEY INSTALL CAMERAS?
Fırat stated that the villagers installing cameras and standing guard immediately after Narin went missing was met with astonishment by journalists and teams in the region, and this situation was interpreted as "They knew Narin was killed and did these things to prevent the body from being left near their homes," she said.