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Narin Güran Murder Trial Begins
The trial for the murder of Narin Güran begins in Diyarbakır, Turkey, focusing on the conflicting accounts of her family and other suspects.
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Diyarbakır 8. Ağır Ceza MahkemesiDiyarbakır BarosuAdli Tıp Kurumu
Narin GüranYüksel GüranEnes GüranSalim GüranNevzat Bahtiyar
- What is the main event described in the article?
- The trial for the murder of Narin Güran begins in Diyarbakır, Turkey. Twelve people, mostly relatives, are accused of involvement in her death.
- How was Narin Güran found, and what did the autopsy reveal?
- Narin Güran's body was found buried 19 days after she went missing. The medical examiner determined she was strangled. Several suspects gave conflicting statements to authorities.
- What role do cell phone records play in the prosecution's case?
- Cell phone records indicate that Narin's mother, brother, uncle, and the man who buried the body were together near the time of the murder and at the burial site. The father disputes this evidence.
- What is the involvement of the Diyarbakır Bar Association in the trial?
- The Diyarbakır Bar Association will be participating in the trial as an intervener, advocating for justice in the case. The trial is expected to receive significant public attention.
- What is the primary evidence used in the indictment against the suspects?
- The indictment lacks a confession or concrete evidence proving who killed Narin. The case heavily relies on conflicting statements, suspicious behavior, and inconsistencies from the family members.