New footage emerges of the murder of 15-year-old Ahmet Minguzzi: The attacker described it while laughing!
New security camera footage has emerged regarding the incident in which 15-year-old Ahmet Minguzzi, who had gone to buy skateboard equipment, was stabbed to death in Kadıköy. The footage reveals that the attacker described the murder to his friends while laughing.
New footage has emerged regarding the murder of 15-year-old Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi, who was seriously injured in a stabbing in Istanbul's Kadıköy district on January 24 and passed away on February 9.
According to security camera footage shared by journalist Emrullah Erdinç, the attacker is seen laughing while describing the murder to his friends at a metrobus station after the incident.
Ahmet Minguzzi had gone to the market in Kadıköy's Hasanpaşa neighborhood with his friends to buy skateboard equipment. There, following an argument with individuals identified as B.B. and U.B., he was stabbed by B.B.
It was stated that after Minguzzi fell to the ground, he was also kicked by U.B. The seriously injured teenager lost his life on February 9 at the hospital where he had been taken.
In the footage shared by journalist Emrullah Erdinç on his social media account, it is seen that B.B., who carried out the knife attack, met with three friends at the metrobus station immediately after fleeing the scene, where he described the murder while laughing and using hand gestures.
Erdinç stated that the footage is included in the case file, but that no action has been taken against the two individuals in the footage to date.
News Source : 12punto
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